Obs. rare. [f. USURP v. + -MENT.] Usurpation. Also attrib.

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a. 1470.  Harding, Chron., CCX. heading, The kynge sayde at hys deathe … nought of repentaunce of [his] vsurpement of the realme.

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1660.  Extr. St. Papers Friends, Ser. II. (1911), 123. Ashfeild … took no oath or covenant under the late usurpment powers.

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