[OE. féondscipe, f. féond, FIEND + -scipe, -SHIP.] † a. Enmity (obs.). b. [A new formation.] The personality of a fiend.

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a. 900.  trans. Bæda’s Hist., III. xiv. (1890), 208. He þær wrecca wæs Rædwaldes feondscipe fleah.

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c. 1205.  Lay., 22965.

        Æft ȝif on uolke
feond-scipe arereð
an æur æi time
bitweone twon monnen.

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1874.  M. & F. Collins, Frances, I. 104. Chaos is come again, if we may believe his Fiendship: there is no God, no cosmos, no light.

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