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† ˈnocument Obs.
[ad. med.L. nocumentum, f. nocēre to hurt.]
Harm, damage; evil.
1550Bale Image both Ch. ii. K vii, All these noyfull nocumentes are the holy frutes of the whordome of that..churche. 1604T. Wright Passions v. 189 The dammage or nocument, which casually was annexed. c1650Contemp. Hist. Irel. (1879) I. 192 Nocuments are documents, and greate afflictions are good lecturers to reformation of life and maners. 1657Tomlinson Renou's Disp. 595 By whose quality the head will..be armed against the nocuments of Opium.
Hence † nocuˈmental, † nocuˈmentous adjs.
1644Hunton Vind. Treat. Monarchy ix. 65 For it so fals out to the best physicke, where the nocumentous humours are prevailing. 1657Tomlinson tr. Renou's Disp. To Rdr., To correct their nocumental qualities. |