(also 6 -farme), obs. var. UNFIRM a.

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c. 1450.  trans. De Imitatione, III. lxiv. 149. In þe þerfore I sette all my tribulacion,… for I finde all vnferme & vnstable, what euere I beholde oute of þe.

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1483.  Caxton, Gold. Leg., 84/1. Theuangelyste was not so unferme but that he myght gete for hys syght that saynt andrewe gate for hym so lyghtly.

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a. 1542.  Wyatt, in Anglia, XIX. 427. I … fele my bonis consume and wax vnfarme By dayly rage.

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