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atrenche (c.1260)

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atrenche (c.1260)

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[FEW: *13/ii,280a *trinicare; Gdf: ∅; GdfC: ∅; TL: ∅; DEAF: trenchier 1 (*); DMF: ∅; TLF: ∅; OED: ∅; MED: ∅; DMLBS: ∅]

attrenche; atrench, atreynche 33

1lawcategorically, unreservedly:

( c.1260; MS: c.1275 ) demandom jugement atrench sy [...] 109

( 1292 ) Robert e Johan respondirent a trenche qe noun 51

♦lawabsolutely, completely:

( 1277 ) die altre chose u il se voile atrenk tenir e jugement prendre ii 6

( 1294 ) E nus demorum a trenche a vos jugements, pur çoe ke meyme le cas est devant J. del Y. e un autre en bank pendant 21-22 Ed I 337

( 1340 ) Il n’est mye demouré atrenche, mes si la cort veit, etc. 14-15 Ed III 221

tut atrenche

1lawcategorically, in a manner that admits no objection or refusal:

( 1305 ) e jeo ly dye tut atrenche nemy en ceo cas 32-33 Ed I 371

♦lawabsolutely, completely:

( 1305 ) R. […] defend tort e force, e le dreyt l’abbé […] tut atrenche, e la seisine W. […] tut outre com de fee e dreyt 32-33 Ed I 361

( 1308-09 ) La femme se prist a la defaute tut a trenche Ed II i 88

( 1469 ) s’il traverse le seisin l’auncestor tout atrench i 94

( 1469 ) defendre tout le droit le demandaunt et tout attrenche i 95

(se) prendre (tut) atrenche a

1to hold firmly to:

( 1292 ) se prit atrenche a la defaute 20-21 Ed I 117

( 1303 ) le demandant se prit tut atrenche a la defaute 30-31 Ed I 467

( 1318 ) Nous prenoms a la defaute tut atrenche Ed II xxii 268

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