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† conˈsense, n.1 Obs.
Also 3 kunsence, -scence, 4 consence, concense.
[a. OF. cunsence, consence, -sense, consent, willing complicity:—Rom. type *consentia, f. L. consentīre to consent. (L. had consensus, masc. u- stem, whence It. consenso, F. consens.)]
Consent.
a1225Ancr. R. 228 Þet we ne beon nout allunge ibrouht þerin, mid kunscence of heorte and mid skiles ȝettunge. Ibid. 288 Þreo degrez beoð þerinne [carnal desire]..þe uorme is cogitaciun: þe oðer is affectiun: þe þridde is kunsence. c1380Wyclif Serm. Sel. Wks. I. 59 Ful concense to synne. Ibid. III. 141 Consence to a synne foules mon. |