Obs. Also 7 ingravement. [f. ENGRAVE v. + -MENT.] The action of engraving; that which is engraved, an incised figure or inscription; also fig. an imprint, record, trace.
1605. Broughton, Corrupt. Handl. Relig., 99. The Patriarks engrauement in the tvvelv stones.
1617. Janua Ling., 118. Ingrauements in cleere plates endure long.
1637. J. Rutter, trans. Corneille’s Cid, I. i. The furrowes in his forehead seem to be Th’ ingravements of his noble actions.
1727. De Foe, Syst. Magic, I. vi. 141. If such writing or engravement were made by Cham.
