rare. [ad. F. consonner, L. consonāre.] intr. To be consonant. Hence † Consowning ppl. a., consonant.
1873. M. Collins, Sq. Silchester’s Whim, III. xiii. 125. Hoping it was consonant with good strong orthodox Unitarianism. Let us hope it consoned.
1502. Arnold, Chron. (1811), 10. [An] interpretacion to reson and good feith consow[n]yng.
