v. Obs. [ad. OF. forbanniss- lengthened stem of forbannir, f. for-, FOR- pref.3 + bannir to BANISH.] trans. To banish; occas. with second obj. of place whence. Also, to dispossess, disinherit. Hence Forbanished ppl. a.

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c. 1320.  Sir Beues 4309 (MS. A).

                Þis for-banniiste man
Is come to þe land aȝan.

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c. 1440.  Jacob’s Well, 62. Þei ben outelawyd, or for-banysched þe kynges lond.

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c. 1489.  Caxton, Sonnes of Aymon, iii. 79. Yf ye haue forbanysshed vs, well we know it.

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