Obs. rare. [a. F. troublement, f. troubler to TROUBLE: see -MENT.] The act of troubling or condition of being troubled.
1484. Caxton, Chivalry, 84. Ire is in courage troublement and remembraunce of wycked wil.
c. 1557. Abp. Parker, Ps. xviii. L iv. They did preuent with troublement, the day of my great stresse.
