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First published 1951 (DOST Vol. II).
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Feynit, ppl. a. Also: feynyt, feyned. [ME. feyned (c 1374).] Feigned; feigning. — 1456 Hay I. 273/9.
All that he had said was untrew, and feynyt thing Ib. II. 89/32.
In his hert, he is feynyt and vaynglorious a1500 Henr. Orph. 416.
Boece … To wryte this feynit fable tuke in cure c1515 Asl. MS. I. 324/16.
The opinionis of feynit pohetis and fals gentilis & ydolatris c1500-c1512 Dunb. G. Targe 79.
Fair feynit fortune, and lemand Lucina
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