Meanings
nounconcubinacy (usually uncountable, plural concubinacies)
plural concubinacies
- obsoleteuncountableusuallyThe practice of concubinage.
He had the Welsh bishoprics also visited; wherein much gross ignorance, and many remainders of superstition, and particularly concubinacy, prevailed among the Clergy
1711, John Strype, Life and Acts of Matthew Parker, Archbishop of Canterbury
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