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discloud, v.|dɪsˈklaʊd|
[f. dis- 7 a + cloud n.]
trans. To free or clear from clouds; to free from gloom or obscurity; to reveal, disclose.
1600Tourneur Transf. Metam. Author to Bk., For 'tis the haire of crime To shunne the breath that doth discloude it [= its] sinne. 1615J. Stephens Satyr. Ess. 50 To discloud Your vertues lost in the confused crowd Of headstrong rumor. 1642Fuller Holy & Prof. St. Pref. §6 That God would be pleased to discloud these gloomy dayes with the beames of his mercie. 1650― Pisgah To Rdr., Are these gloomy days already disclouded?
Hence disˈclouded ppl. a.
1615J. Stephens Satyr. Ess. 133 A rejoycing heart, an apprehensive head, and a disclouded fancy. 1889Univ. Rev. Sept. 41 My lord Shone in his harness for a passing while An orb disclouded. |