ppl. a. Obs. rare. In 6 indured. [f. ENDURE v. + -ED1.] Hardened, callous; = INDURATED.
1540. Surrey, Poems, 103.
| In blind indured hearts light of thy lively name | |
| Cannot appear, nor cannot judge the brightness of the same. |
1578–1600. Sc. Poems 16th C., II. 171.
| Whilke neuer will conuert | |
| Their false indured heart. |
