gracyadj.
Editorial misreading of lazy; taken to mean ‘full of teaching about grace, evangelical’.
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1848 Diary & Corr. S. Pepys 14 Apr. 1661 (ed. 3) 213 Heard Mr. Jacomb, at Ludgate, upon these words, ‘Christ loved you and therefore let us love one another’, and made a gracy [1970 lazy] sermon, like a Presbyterian.
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