departycyon

Middle English

Noun

departycyon

  1. departure
    • 1485, Sir Thomas Malory, “xxxvj”, in Le Morte Darthur, book IX:
      Kynge Arthur / that said to sir Launcelot had not ye ben / we had not lost syre Tristram for he was here dayly vnto the tyme ye mette with hym / and in an euylle tyme sayd Arthur ye encountred with hym / My lord Arthur said Launcelot ye putte vpon me that I shold ben cause of his departycyon / god knoweth hit was ageynste my wille
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