rare. Also 5 terryblete. [a. obs. F. terribleté, also later terribilité (15th c. in Godef.), ad. L. terribilitās, f. terribilis: see next and -ITY, -TY.] = TERRIBLENESS.
1471. Caxton, Recuyell (Sommer), 41. And the terryblete of the tyrant lichaon is not to be redoubtyd whan hit bleuyth vnpunysshid.
1593. G. Harvey, Pierce’s Super., 58. Their valour and terribility in warre.
1823. G. Darley in Lond. Mag., Dec., 648/2. The energy, passion, terribility, and sublime eloquence of the stage.
