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† invisceˈration Obs. rare.
[n. of action f. prec.]
The action of putting into the bowels; the fact of being deeply rooted in the inward parts.
1628Donne Serm. vi. 56 All these Inviscerations of Israel into his owne bosome. a1631Ibid. cii. (ed. Alford) IV. 380 Man is so enfeebled by the Inherence and Invisceration of original Sin as that thereby he is exposed to every emergent temptation to any actual Sin. |