rare. [See next and -ENCE.] = next.
1430–40. Lydg., Bochas, IV. ix. (1554), 106 b. He … Through vynolence lost oft his reason.
1607. B. Barnes, Divils Charter, I. ii. A 4. Such odious Auarice and perfidie, Such vinolence and brutish gluttony.
[1727. Bailey (vol. II.), Vinolence, Vinolentness, Drunkenness.]
