ppl. a.; also 4–5 amesured. [f. A(D)MEASURE v. + -ED.] Kept within measure or bounds; measured, apportioned.
1340. Ayenb., 258. Zuo ssolde he by wel ytempred and amesured ine hyerþe and ine lhestinge.
1489. Caxton, Faytes of Armes, I. vii. 19. Not testyf, hastyf, hoot ne angry but amesured and attemporat.
1647. Ward, Simple Cobler (1843), 51. Civill Liberties and Proprieties admeasured to every man to his true suum.
