† magisterialityn.
Obsolete.
The quality or condition of being magisterial; mastership or authoritative command; (also) the administration of magistrates.
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doomc1000
strengthOE
obediencea1225
bandon?c1225
mastery?c1225
authority1340
bailliec1380
obeisancea1393
baila1400
mastership?a1425
jurisdictionc1425
masterdomc1475
reformation1523
maistrice1526
swinge1531
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masterfulnessa1586
prevailance1592
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command1608
magistery1642
magisteriality1646
sway1765
tenure1871
1646 T. Gataker Shadowes without Substance 5 You have already here expressed passion enough, if not pride, and Magisteriality also mixt.
1655 T. Fuller Church-hist. Brit. ix. 134 When these Statutes were first in the state, or magisteriality thereof, they were severely put in practice on such offendours as they first lighted on.
a1661 T. Fuller Worthies (1662) Leic. 132 He [sc. William de Leicester] was also known by the name of Mr. William an evidence..sufficient to avouch his Majesterialty in all Learning.
This entry has been updated (OED Third Edition, March 2000; most recently modified version published online June 2021).
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