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First published 2002 (DOST Vol. XI).
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(Undissavable,) Wndesawabill, adj. [e.m.E. vndeceiuable (1534); Dissavable adj.] That does not deceive; reliable, trustworthy. — 1561 Q. Kennedy Compendious Ressonyng (ed.) 177/26 (G).
Deirly belowit kyrk … quhilk is the pillair immovabill and grwnd off trewtht wndesawabill, trewlie treitand and interpretand the worde and will off Gode
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