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(transitive, obsolete) To strengthen with, or as if with, sinews; to innerve; to invigorate..
All members of our Cauſe, both here, and hence, / That are inſinewed to this Action.
Oh ye floods! oh ye floods! of the ever-rolling deep, / The breath of God insinews ye, and awful is your sweep, […]
The treacherous peace which followed it gave to Prussia a theatre for military achievement, an opportunity and an ally; […] strengthened her in in territory, population and wealth, and insinewed her for the future with the prestige and preparation needful for a great military State.
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Insinew means (transitive, obsolete) To strengthen with, or as if with, sinews; to innerve; to invigorate..
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All members of our Cauſe, both here, and hence, / That are inſinewed to this Action.
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