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incurable
(s.xiii
2/4
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[vcd]
[
FEW: 2/ii,1562a
curare
;
Gdf:
∅
;
GdfC: 10,6c
incurable
;
TL: 4,1370
incurable
;
DEAF: I190
incurable
;
DMF:
incurable
;
TLF:
incurable
;
OED:
incurable adj. and n.
;
MED:
incurable adj.
;
DMLBS: 1317a
incurabilis
]
a.
1
med.
(of disease, wound) incurable
:
(
s.xiii
2/4
;
MS: s.xiii
3/4
)
Lientere qui vient de dissintere que l'en a eu devant si jujons nos a incurable
i 223
(
1354;
MS: c.1360
)
c’est qe la plaie est moelt mortel et si incurable qe nul medicine ne la purroit eider ne garrir
216
♦
theol.
(of vice, moral fault) impossible to root out, that cannot be cured
:
(
c.1360-79;
MS: s.xiv
ex
)
Luxure ensi q’est incurable Fait tache en l’alme plus grevable
9643
2
ruined, unrealizable
:
(
1402
)
le dite comune profit serra incurable pur toutz jours
iii 518
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