confœderacy

A form of confederacy — An alliance.

Meanings

nounconfœderacy (plural confœderacies)

plural confœderacies

  1. obsoleteObsolete spelling of confederacy.

    The miracles, which he had already worked, in great numbers, were either denied, diſregarded, or moſt maliciouſly aſcribed to a confœderacy with evil ſpirits.

    1756, George Benson, History of the First Planting of the Christian Religion, page 372
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