Meanings
adjectivepredestinary (comparative more predestinary, superlative most predestinary)
comparative more predestinary · superlative most predestinary
- obsoletepredestinarian
If you embrace the late Lutheranes opinion , and bring within the compaſſe of the Predestinary pestilence the doctrine of Predestination which they disallow , you manifestly brand the Church of England with this note of infamy
1641, John Davenant, Animadversions
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