Meanings
nounjealousie (uncountable)
- obsoleteuncountableObsolete spelling of jealousy.
The Viſitants that Only did reſort, (And only Welcom Gueſts at SORROW's Court) Were Jangling Diſcord, Jealouſie, and Fear, Deſponding Diſcontent, and ſullen Care;
1707, Nahum Tate, The Muse's Memorial of the Happy Recovery of the Right Honourable Richard Earl of Burlington, From a Dangerous Sickness, in the Year 1706, a Congratulary Poem., page 3
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