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querimonious, a.|kwɛrɪˈməʊnɪəs|
Also 7 quere-.
[ad. late L. querimōniōs-us: see next and -ous. Cf. obs. F. querimonieux (Godef.).]
Full of, addicted to, complaining.
1604in R. Cawdrey Table Alph. 1630J. Taylor (Water P.) Epigr. xxxvi. Wks. ii. 266/1 Querimonious paines Doe puluerise the concaue of my braines. 1658Osborn Adv. Son (1673) 206 Querimonious accusations of his best Servants. 1791Collinson Hist. Somerset 608 It was on this solitary island that Gildas..composed his querimonious treatise. 1848Mozley Ess., Luther (1878) I. 354 That passionate and querimonious temper.
Hence queriˈmoniously adv.; queriˈmoniousness (Bailey vol. II. 1727).
a1668Denham A Dialogue, Most queremoniously confessing That I of late have been compressing. |