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VERIMEKT.
Paris 4- K. {1868) 33 Knowe ye verayly that tt is not longe
s>thcn, that the sayd lewels were, .jjyuen to me.
^ ax^fo Hampolk Psaiter cxviii. 175 My saule sail
verraly « perfiily loue |>e in new saiige. c 1350 Will.
PaUme 519^, 1 sdial hasUli me hije . . to venge J»e verali for
oujt |iQt U-tide^. 14U VoNGE tr. Secreta Secret. 135 Who
so weraly desjxyth good rennoune he shall be renounet and
prcysid. c 1475 Golagros Mc^sAi'f
Hist. Iniiesxw. ix. 147 Some in the passage demaundcd confession,
thinking verily to die. 16x0 Holland CamdaCs
Brit. 207, I am therefore verily perswaded, that the name
of Hercules even to thisplace came either [etc]. X68S-3
Pennsylv. Arch. I. 55 Though I could veryly hope my
enemy were reconciled. 15^08 Swift Sacrum. Test Wks.
1755 II. I. 127 We are veriiy persuaded, the consequence
will be an entire alteration of religion among us. 1771
yunius' Lett. liv. (1788) 293 He . . verily believes him an
honest man. x8oa Mar. Edgeworth Moral 'P.., P'orestcr,
A Clerk, A person whom he now verily believed to be, as he
had originally suspected, insane. 1839 Carlyle Chartism
t. (1858) 3 The time is verily come for acting in it. 1851
Mrs. Browning Casa Guidi Wind, i. 122 Thou coujdst.
laugh the laugh back, I think verily.
Co'nb. 1586 Day Eng. Secretary 11. (1625) 4 The first..
appeareth to be Accusatorie, which.. either simply by
coniectures or by matter of knowne, or verily supported
truth,, .may bee conueyed.
b. Placed in front of a sentence or statement
as an emphatic asseveration of its truth or accuracy
freq. connoting the truth of a preceding statement.
In versions of he N.T. regularly used to render L. ameny
G. aMJif, which are freq. strengthened by repetition.
1303 R. Brumne Handl. Synne 10068 |>ys y beleue, and euer
y shai; For verryly we se hjrt alle. 138a Wyclif Gen. xx.
12 Forsothe and verreili my sister she is. c i^^Gesta Rom.
xlvi. 194 (Harl. MS.), perefor he that bathe )>e Ringe of
Feithe, vereliche he shalle have al thinges to his likinge.