a. Obs.–0 [f. L. vultuōs-us having an affected look, f. vultus VULT.] (See quot.)

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1656.  Blount, Glossogr., Vultuosous, of a grave and solemn countenance, or of a heavy and sad look.

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  So † Vultuous a. Obs.–1

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1633.  T. Adams, Exp. 2 Peter ii. 5. When we delight in discord, our assemblings are dissemblings, our convocations provocations, every man vultuous.

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1721.  Bailey.

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