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  † 1.  Of no moment; unimportant. Obs.

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1624.  Heywood, Gunaik., II. 69. Whence soever shee had that name bestowed upon her, it was neither idle nor unmomentarie. Ibid. (1635), Hierarchy, I. 27. Such childish and vnmomentary grounds These Atheists build vpon.

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  2.  Not occupying a moment of time. rare1.

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1635.  Heywood, Hierarchy, VII. 439. From heav’n to earth he can descend, and bee Aboue and here in space vnmomentarie.

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