† infandadj.
Obsolete.
= infandous adj.
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the mind > goodness and badness > badness or evil > [adjective]
woughc888
litherc893
frakeda900
sinnyc950
unrighteouseOE
baleOE
manOE
unfeleOE
ungoodc1000
unwrasta1122
illc1175
nithec1175
wickc1175
hinderfulc1200
quedec1275
wickedc1275
wondlichc1275
unkindc1325
badc1330
divers1340
wrakefula1350
felonousc1374
flagitiousc1384
lewdc1386
noughta1387
ungoodly1390
unquertc1390
diverse1393
felona1400
imperfectc1400
unfairc1400
unfinec1400
unblesseda1425
meschant?c1450
naughtyc1460
feculent1471
sinister1474
noughty?1490
ill-deedya1500
pernicious?1533
scelerous1534
naught1536
goodlyc1560
nefarious1567
iron1574
felly1583
paganish1587
improbate1596
malefactious1607
villain1607
infand1608
scelestious1609
illful1613
scelestic1628
inimicitious1641
infandous1645
iniquous1655
improbous1657
malefactory1667
perta1704
iniquitous1726
unracy1782
unredeemed1799
demoralized1800
fetid1805
scarlet1820
gammy1832
nefast1849
disvaluable1942
badass1955
bad-assed1962
society > morality > moral evil > wickedness > [adjective] > iniquitous
hinderfulc1200
unwrast?c1225
nefarious1567
infand1608
infandous1645
iniquous1655
iniquitous1726
nefast1849
1608 Bp. J. King Serm. 5 Nov. 18 Rome..the Coluuies and common sewer of all infande wickednesse.
1678 R. Cudworth tr. Plutarch in True Intellect. Syst. Universe i. iv. 240 They ought by all means possible, to hide and conceal that Opinion (as infand and detestable).
1889 Sat. Rev. 2 Mar. 245/1 The Society..has caused dolours infand [cf. Virgil infandos dolores] to Gladstonians.
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