Obs. Also 7 ads-. [f. L. assistent-em, pr. pple. of assistĕre to ASSIST, as if ad. L. *assistentia.] Helpfulness; assistance.
1642. Sir E. Dering, Sp. on Relig., xvi. 83. Let him ordaine and censure, but with due assistency.
1676. Perrinchief, Chas. I. (1693), 230. And as in an Ecstasie to have left His senses without its Adsistency.
