adv. [f. UNCIAL a.]

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  † 1.  In uncial measurement. Obs.

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1650.  J. Wybard, Tactometria, 306. And so the solid measure of one pound-troy of water, wil be, Uncially, 22·7368; and of one pound-avoirdupois, wil be Uncially 27·609.

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  2.  In uncial letters.

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1885.  H. Sweet, Oldest Eng. Texts, 422. As there is an entire absence of Northumbrian charters and of uncially written West-Saxon ones.

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