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nefast, a. rare.|nɪˈfɑːst, -æ-|
[ad. L. nefast-us, f. nefas: cf. prec. and F. néfaste.]
Nefarious.
1849Lytton Caxtons xlvi, If you really take for truth and life monsters so nefast and flagitious. 1887R. L. Stevenson Let. Oct. (1899) II. 71 In good case and spirits, as I am now, after a most nefast experience of despondency before I left.
So neˈfastous a. (Bailey vol. II, 1727). |