ppl. a. [f. ADJURE + -ED.]

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  † 1.  Bound by oath. Obs.

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1598.  Yong, Diana, 25.

        What cruell minde, what angry brest displaied,
With sauage hart, to fiercenes so adiured.

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  2.  Solemnly charged, earnestly entreated or appealed to.

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1671.  Milton, Samson, 853. Solicited, commanded, threaten’d, urg’d, Adjur’d by all the bonds of civil duty.

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1697.  Dryden, Eneid, II. 209 (Lat. 155). Ye sacred altars! from whose flames I fled, Be all of you adjur’d.

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