† enbaissingn.
Obsolete.
Abashment, dismay.
ΘΚΠ
the mind > emotion > fear > dismay > [noun] > consternation
enbaissingc1374
astonying1580
daunting1581
amazedness1587
amazement1590
astonishment1593
consternation1611
c1374 G. Chaucer tr. Boethius De Consol. Philos. iv. i. 109 A grete meruayle and an enbaissynge [v.r. enbasshinge] wiþouten ende [L. infiniti stuporis].
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n.c1374- well-mixed
- well-modeled
- well-modelled
- well-moderated
- well-modulated
- well-moduled
- well-molded
- well-moneyed
- well-moralized
- well-motivated
- well-motived
- well-motiviert
- well-moulded
- well-mounted
- well-mouthed
- well-muscled
- well-named
- well-natured
- well-naturedness
- well-near
- well-necked
- well-nigh
- well-nosed
- well-noted
- well-nourished