adv. Obs. [UN-1 11 and 5 b.] = INFALLIBLY adv.

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1542.  Udall, Erasm. Apoph., 32 b. A feloe … who professed … to bee hable unfallibly … to fynd out & iudge the naturall disposicion of any manne.

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1567.  Drant, Horace, Ep., I. i. C iij. The wyseman ames vnfalliblie.

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1604.  Hieron, Wks., I. 547. A christian man may bee vnfallibly certaine of his saluation in his owne conscience.

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1642.  Rogers, Naaman, 44. The Lord … beholds the effecting of the one, in the other, necessarily and unfallibly.

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