a. (UN-1 7 and 5 b.)

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1527.  St. Papers Hen. VIII., I. 247. As the discripcion … shulde be to tedious … to rede, so the explicacion therof shulde be unfaysible unto me.

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1648.  J. Beaumont, Psyche, XVIII. ccxix. But seeing this unfeasible, the sight Redoubled her compassionate sorrows weight.

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1657.  G. Starkey, Helmont’s Vind., 144–5. This Logick would make almost all Mechanicks to be impossible, it what ever you cannot do must straight be unfecible.

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1673.  O. Walker, Educ. (1677), 37. Harshnes is discovered in … enjoyning things in themselves too difficult, unfesible, unsupportable.

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1804.  Colebrooke, Husb. Bengal, 35. Circumstances that render it unfeasible to enter these fields to select the ripe plants, without damaging the rest.

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1886.  Brit. Med. Jrnl., 12 June, 1142/2. The use … is doubtless charming in theory,… but, in practice, it is unfeasible.

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  Hence Unfeasibleness.

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1653.  Holcroft, Procopius, Pers. Wars, II. 42. Seeing excessive undertakings ever are rewarded with unfaisibleness.

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