† immeritedadj.
Obsolete.
Unmerited, undeserved.
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unearnedc1200
unofearneda1225
unwortha1240
unworthya1382
unrighteous1533
desertless1556
unmerited1581
undeserving1598
immerited1602
meritless1603
undemerited1629
unmeritable1635
ill-deserveda1666
1602 W. Watson Decacordon Ten Quodlibeticall Questions 165 He is become so proud..since this immerited authority came vpon him.
1667 E. Waterhouse Short Narr. Fire London 123 Upon view of his mercies immerited.
1703 W. Burkitt Expos. Notes New Test. Rom. xi. 6 Put into this State by mere Grace and immerited Favours.
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adj.1602- heirdoms
- heired
- heiress
- heiress portioner
- heiress-hunting
- heiress-portioner
- heiress-ship
- heiresses
- heiresshood
- heiresshunting
- heiressportioner
- heiressship
- heiring
- heirless
- heirloom
- heirlooms
- heirly
- heirmoi
- heirmos
- heirs
- heirs apparent
- heirs of entail
- heirs of inventory
- heirs of line
- heirs of provision