withoute
See also: wiþoute
English
Middle English
Conjunction
withoute
- unless, except (introducing a clause)
- 1485, Sir Thomas Malory, “iij”, in Le Morte Darthur, book XV:
- And whanne this old man had sayd thus he came to one of tho knyghtes and sayd I haue lost alle that I haue sette in the / For thou hast rulyd the ageynste me as a warryour and vsed wrong werres with vayne glory more for the pleasyr of the world than to please me / therfor thow shalt be confounded withoute thow yelde me my tresour
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