appreue, apprieue
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 29
t. [APPROVE.] ( Scotch.) *ap-prise, ap-prīze, s. [In Fr. apprise = the formal notice sent to an inferior judge of the decision come to by a superior one; from appris , pa. par. of apprendre = to learn, to teach.] [APPREHEND.] Notice, information. "Then I praied him for to saie His will, and I it wolde obeie, After the forme of his apprize ." Gower: Conf. A mantis, bk. 1.
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