v. Obs. [a. OF. forjure-r = med.L. forisjurāre, really two distinct words: (1) f. for-, FOR- pref.3 + jurer:—L. jurāre to swear; (2) f. med.L. foris prep. outside + jūra laws, rights.]

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  1.  trans. To forswear; to abandon, abjure, quit.

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1601.  F. Tate, Househ. Ord. Edw. II., § 90 (1876), 53. No man shalbe avant-alour who hath for-jured the Court.

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  2.  To exclude from civil rights.

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1647.  N. Bacon, Discourse of the Laws & Government of England, I. lxix. (1682), 182. Bail shall not be allowed to Outlaws fore-jured.

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