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† necessite, v. Obs.
[? ad. F. nécessiter: see necessitate v.]
trans. To necessitate.
1600Sir W. Cornwallis Ess. viii. F 4 The earth stands necessited because it cannot go. 1630B. Jonson New Inn iv. iii, Who were he now necessited to beg, Would ask an alms, like Conde Olivares. 1644Maxwell Prerog. Chr. Kings Ep. Ded. 12 The love and zeale which have necessited me to take recourse to Your Honours patrocine.
Hence necessited ppl. a.; necessiting vbl. n.
a1615Donne Ess. (1651) 178 That must either imply a necessiting therof from God, or else Pelagianisme. 1635Nabbes Hannibal & Scipio iii. ii, All From a necessited and innate temperance Would be as you are. |