disobedient (disobedient)

[Not found in ME. (which had dis obeisant, q. v.); I was not disobedient unto the heavenly vision. IMG:content-2828.png:[blocks in formation] disobediently (dis-o-bē'di-ent-li), adv. In a disobedient manner. He disobedient lie refused to come, pretending some feare of bodilie harm, through the malice of some that were about the king. Holinshed, Edw. III., an. 1340. dis obe is an cet, n. [OF. desobei ance , F. déso béi ance , des obe is sant, disobedient: see dis obeisant. Cf. obeisance .] Disobedience. For lacke of whiche dylygence, the i that were disposed to do disobeys a unce were inc or aged and in boldened. Hall , Hen. VI., an. 4.