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† præmuˈnireal, -ial, pre-, a. Obs. rare.
[f. prec. + -al1.]
Involving a breach of the statute of præmunire; liable to a præmunire. So † præmunirized ppl. a., having incurred a præmunire.
1600W. Watson Decacordon (1602) 171 The seculars..made it a matter of conscience, thereby to refell, infringe, and abrogate all such premunireall treachery. Ibid., The seculars..clearly exempt, redeeme and keepe out them⁓selues, from acknowledging any obedience to that already premunirized Archpriest. 1601― Import. Consid. (1831) 19 To draw you all into the same Predicament Premunirial and of Treason with him. |