Obs. rare. Also 7 quicknance. [f. prec. + -ANCE.] = QUICKENING vbl. sb.
a. 1617. Bayne, On Eph. (1643), 396. Could he not swallow up death, create life and quicknance in us.
1656. Jeanes, Fuln. Christ, 21. A living member of her, which hath quickenance from the head of the Church.