Vincture
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Pronunciation /ˈvɪŋk.t͡ʃɚ/ · Part of speech noun
Quick meaning: Vincture is a noun meaning (obsolete) A binding.
Meaning
(obsolete) A binding.
Example Sentences
[…] this treaty is a mere vincture to those who have adhered to the Hague; then what object has the article following […]
[…] no gentler vinctures fettered her to her second home, except the sweet tie of her motherhood. All the dreams, all the betrayed hopes of her past flew to the cradle[…]
[…] the pledge of a moral padlock or the knotted string of a legal contract […] the vincture of marriage, while somewhere in the background a pale verger lent his tongue to the murmured responses. No joyful voices praised the Lord. A bended knee, a clasp of hands, a ring, a few words made luminous with love[…]
Word Forms
- vinctures
Related Words
Related dictionary entries include tincture, vintry, vinage, vynegre, vintneress, tinctura.
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