† inconcoctionn.
Obsolete.
The fact or condition of being unconcocted or undigested.
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1626 H. Mason Epicures Fast v. 42 Let Fasts be moderate; lest..they weaken the stomacke and requiring greater refection afterward, they break out into crudity and inconcoction.
1626 F. Bacon Sylua Syluarum §838 While the Body to bee Conuerted and Altered, is too strong for the Efficient..it is (all that while) Crude and Inconcoct; And the Processe is to be called Crudity and Inconcoction.
1656 T. Stanley Hist. Philos. II. vi. 66 The end of Concoction..is mutation of the essence, as when food is converted into flesh or blood... Inconcoction is an imperfection in the opposite passive qualities, proceeding from defect of heat.
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