What does untowards mean?
Untowards means Obsolete form of untoward..
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Pronunciation varies by accent · adjective
Obsolete form of untoward..
After this I shewed theym, that if they orels the most parte of theyme wold denye at this tyme to make contribution to the Kinges Hieghnes, ther is no wise man but wool thinke that they have made bandds and promises, and that it apperith, seing they be thus vntowards that they be lincked together, for commonlye they aggreid in oon aunswer.
But the luſtes of this world maketh many one vntowardes to be taughte: […]
[…] and if they ſhould be vntowards, as it is moſt certaine they will, thirtie or fortie good men will be ſufficient to bring them all in ſubiection, and make this prouiſion, if they vnderſtand what to doe; […]
If private duties be occaſioned, much more awek and untowards they are: […]
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Untowards means Obsolete form of untoward..
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After this I shewed theym, that if they orels the most parte of theyme wold denye at this tyme to make contribution to the Kinges Hieghnes, ther is no wise man but wool thinke that they have made bandds and promises, and that it apperith, seing they be thus vntowards that they be lincked together, for commonlye they aggreid in oon aunswer.
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