rare. [ad. Gr. εὐνομία, f. εὐ- (see EU-) + νόμος law.] A political condition of good law well-administered.
1721–1800. Bailey, Eunomy, a Constitution or Ordination of good Laws.
1846. Grote, Greece, II. vi. II. 454. The state of ‘eunomy’ and good order which that constitution [sc. Lycurgus’] brought about.
