Meanings
- uncountableflagrancy; obviousness
Should the justice of God have cut off the sinner in the flagrance of his wicked fact, there had been no room for his penitence
1646, Bishop Joseph Hall, Satan's Fiery Darts Quenched: Or, Temptations Repelled in Three Decades
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