1in bad faith:
(
1260-70;
MS: s.xiv1
)
ceus qe funt deslealment Le execucie de autre gent
5339
(
1267;
MS: c.1300
)
ces ki pecchent deslaveement
(var. (Y: s.xiii4/4) desleaument) E se delitent en lur talent [...]
3519
(
1406-07
)
William Chipstede, jadys orfevere [...] fauxement et disloialment disclaundra les gardeyns del mestier d’orfeverie [...], eux accusant [...] qe [...]
322
2lawunlawfully:
(
s.xiiiex;
MS: s.xivin
)
quei qe soit d’altre chose desloialment
(M.E. untreouliche) dismeez
20.14
(
1393-94
)
deslealment par faus covyne de celes trois persones le record fuist prys, et fiont un altre
iii 328
(
1415
)
quyrs disloialment tannés
ii 111
♦
theol.sinfully:
(
1267;
MS: c.1300
)
E damoysele Puteleime Ke meint humme desleaument eyme
3182
3badly, seriously:
(
c.1275;
MS: s.xiii4/4
)
Lé murs
(=of the new house) fendirent si deleaument Ke l’em ne y pout fere medicine
3316
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