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Undenyable, -denayable, adj. [e.m.E. vndenyable (1547); Deny v.] Undeniable, incontrovertible. — a1650 Row 252.
How this corrupt assemblie is proven null and of no force, see the two undenyable arguments brought forth in the renouned assemblie at Glasgow 1675 Edinb. B. Rec. X 244.
It is no less undenayable that the patron aught to preceid within the place where he is patrone
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