a. Obs. rare–1. [f. L. expositīcius (f. exposit-: see next and -ITIOUS).] Of a child: That has been ‘exposed.’
1622. Donne, Serm., cliv. (1839), VI. 150. An exposititious child laid out in the streets, of uncertain name, of unknown parents.
a. Obs. rare–1. [f. L. expositīcius (f. exposit-: see next and -ITIOUS).] Of a child: That has been ‘exposed.’
1622. Donne, Serm., cliv. (1839), VI. 150. An exposititious child laid out in the streets, of uncertain name, of unknown parents.
