† Undubitate

a. Obs. [UN-¹ 7 and 5 b.] = INDUBITATE a.

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1482. Caxton, Polycron., VIII. xiii. 406 b. To depose them that were scysmatykes, and to chose one very heede and vndubytate pope.

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a. 1548. Hall, Chron., Hen IV., 15. An vndubitate kyng, crouned and anoynted by the spiritualtie.

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1590. Barrough, Meth. Physick, IV. xi. (1596), 243. This shalbe a great and vndubitate signe to you.

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1611. Speed, Hist., IX. xix. § 26. The vndubitate heire to Richard Plantagenet.

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So † Undubitately adv. = INDUBITATELY adv.

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a. 1548. Hall, Chron., Edw. IV., 249. My hope is with a sure anchor grounded, and myne inwarde conceipte vndubitatly resolued. Ibid., Hen. VII., 31 b.

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