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purveyance
/ pəˈveɪəns /
noun
- history the collection or requisition of provisions for a sovereign
- rare.the act of purveying
- rare.that which is purveyed
Other Words From
- nonpur·veyance noun
Word History and Origins
Origin of purveyance1
Example Sentences
"But it is contrary to our fundamental norms to permit government-sanctioned attacks on the purveyance of ideas, even when those ideas are repugnant."
Having saved their historic building from the knacker's yard in 1993, the Horse Hospital is now gearing up to celebrate 20 years of alternative pop-cultural purveyance.
If thou stayest with us longer, which God send, we will talk about purveyance.
It is the only country of Europe in which the obligation of purveyance is abolished, 161.
There was a purveyance of ribs of beef and mutton and ale, “stock-fish, if Lent,” and other recommendations for “the comers to the Dirige at night.”
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