a. Obs. [UN-1 7 and 5 b.] = INFALLIBLE a. (Common c. 1530–1620.)

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1529.  More, Dyaloge, I. Wks. 168/2. If ye will take a sure and vnfallyble way ye must … beleue and obey the churche.

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1545.  Brinklow, Compl., 5 b. It is certen and vnfallible, that if we knock,… we shal be hard.

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1592.  R. D., Hypnerotomachia, 82 b. Disposing my selfe to her sweete loue, with an unfallyble, obstinate, and firme resolution.

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1614.  Latham, Falconry, 68. These my friendlie admonitions, being grounded vpon the absolute truth of vnfallible experience.

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1653.  Blithe, Eng. Improver Impr., 145. A very Excellent Unfallible Remedy against Barrenness.

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