[ad. late L. admensūrātiōn-em = redūctio ad mensūram, n. of action, f. admensūrā-re to assign a measure to, f. ad to + mensūra MEASURE.] = ADMEASUREMENT.
1673. Marvell, Rehears. Transp., II. 182. Some of ’m have more and some perhaps less than is absolutely necessary. ’Tis pity that you were not at the admensuration.
1778–80. Burrows, Rep., I. 263 (Jod.). He has remedy; viz. either by admensuration, or assize of novel disseisin.
