1634. Jackson, Creed, VII. xv. § 3. It was then an allegation unconcludent and impertinent … to say [etc.].
1647. Hammond, Power of Keys, iv. 80. The arguments … being utterly unconcludent against us.
a. 1676. Hale, Prim. Orig. Man., I. vi. (1677), 176. All our Argumentations touching them are inevident and unconcludent.
