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c1443 R. Pecock Reule of Crysten Religioun (1927) 7 Forwhi for ech such seid kinde of grace to be had, preier may be maad availabili.

1530–1 Act 22 Henry VIII c. 15 §4 in Statutes of Realm (1963) III. 335 His saide free pardon..shalbe..taken..most benefycially & avaylably to all & singuler his saide Subjectes.

1655 W. Gouge & T. Gouge Learned Comm. Hebrewes (xiii. 1) iv. 4 How to do any thing acceptably to God, or availably to his own salvation.

1786 W. Matthews Misc. Compan. 119 We are able to employ this desire [i.e. of the soul], availably in all situations.

1853 Provinc. Homœopathic Gaz. Oct. 25 To think availably, reading is necessary to furnish us with proofs.

1802 J. B. Bosanquet & C. Puller Rep. Courts Common Pleas 2 67 This supposes a term and interest subsisting which may be availably assigned.

1831 Session Cases 190 A trustee would availably plead payments to creditors.

1862 Session Cases 758 I cannot see how the litigation is availably to proceed in the absence of the Dundee Company.

1987 1984 Session Cases iii. 96 If the right to fish for salmon ex adverso land could be exercised by opposing proprietors beyond the medium filum of the river only in circumstances where the right could not be otherwise exercised ‘effectually’ or ‘properly and availably’ this would create undesirable uncertainty.

1875 W. D. Whitney Life & Growth Lang. x. 197 Such means as lie most availably at hand.

1927 N. Britton President's Daughter lxiii. 174 Major Brooks was always availably near to deliver them immediately without putting himself out to do so.

2015 Twentieth Cent. Lit. 61 361 The pursuit of this inkling comes in Beckett not from anything as availably reassuring as a ‘new ethics.’