† sancitev.
Obsolete. rare.
transitive. To sanction.
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the mind > attention and judgement > esteem > approval or sanction > approve of, accept, or sanction [verb (transitive)]
loveeOE
underfoc1000
underfong?c1225
undertakea1250
provec1300
allowa1325
favour1340
approvec1380
seem?c1450
conprovec1503
avow1530
rectify1567
annuate1585
to be for1590
sancite1597
improve1603
applauda1616
acclamate1624
resenta1646
own1649
comprobate1660
sanction1797
likea1825
approbate1833
to hold with (arch. of, on, for)1895
agree1900
endorse1914
condone1962
1597 T. Middleton Wisdome of Solomon Paraphr. xviii. sig. Y2v Now righteousnesse beares sway, and vice put downe,..The lawe of God sancited with renowne.
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v.1597- to take under wait
- to take unkindly
- to take unkindly to
- to take unto
- to take up
- to take up a book
- to take up a commodity
- to take up a subscription
- to take up armour
- to take up arms
- to take up dittay
- to take up for
- to take up for hawks
- to take up for hawks' meat
- to take up house
- to take up in
- to take up in trust
- to take up one's indentures
- to take up one's inn
- to take up one's inns
- to take up one's livery
- to take up one's parable
- to take up one's pen
- to take up one's quarters
- to take up one's residence