| 释义 |
unaˈbiding, ppl. a.
(un-1 10.)
c1430Life St. Kath. (1884) 49 To see what medes and rewardes þay be þat crist ȝeueth to hyse seruauntys for þese vnabydyng thynges. 1849Froude Nemesis of Faith 226 Markham's new faith fabric had been reared upon the clouds of sudden violent feeling, and no air castle was ever of more unabiding growth.
unaˈbidingly adv. (un-1 11). unaˈbidingness (un-1 12).
1847Webster. |