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▪ I. unˈcounterfeit, a.
(un-1 7.)
a1542Wyatt in Anglia (1896) XIX. 186 And as it is it doeth appeare Vncontrefaict mistrust to barr. c1585[R. Browne] Answ. Cartwright 24 They are true and vncounterfaite sacraments. a1626Bp. Andrewes Serm. (1629) 64 If it be true, and vncounterfeit, a first degree it is, and not lightly to be accompted of. 1669Cokaine Poems 150 Her breath was sweet as Venus bower of bliss, Her joyes uncounterfeit; and not remiss. 1834De Quincey Autob. Sk. Wks. 1853 I. 98 These proportions are best measured from the fathoming ground of a real uncounterfeit sympathy.
▪ II. unˈcounterfeit, v.
(un-2 3.)
1580T. Lupton Sivqila 10 Sivqila. Alas, they counterfaite themselues, vntyll they get in. Omen. And when they vncounterfeite themselues againe, why are they not thrust out?
Hence unˈcounterfeiting ppl. a.
1912[see uncounterfeitable s.v. un-1 7 b (a)]. |