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† stabiliment Obs.
In 4 stablyment. See also stablement.
[ad. L. stabilīmentum, f. stabilī-re to render stable, f. stabili-s: see stable a. and -ment. Cf. OF. establiment, establement.]
Something which gives stability or firmness; stay, support. lit. and fig.
1398Trevisa Barth. De P.R. xviii. xii. (1495) 768 The thyrde tyme they set more greter matere and thycke, and that is the stablyment and fastnynge of the hony combes. 1578Banister Hist. Man i. 16 As a ground worke, or stabiliment to susteyne the whole worke. 1639Ainsworth Annot. Ps. cv. 16. 151 Staffe or stay, stabiliment: so bread is called. 1660Jer. Taylor Duct. Dubit. ii. iii. rule 14 §37 Traditions..are no necessary or competent stabiliment of doctrine or manners, or if they were, themselves have no stabiliment. 1673Grew Anat. Plants i. iii. (1682) 27 In the Trailing of the Trunk, they [the Claspers] serve for stabiliment, propagation and shade. 1684Pelling Serm. 30 Jan. 30 The same laws which are the stabiliment of the church. |