enhearten (enhartn)

t. [ When their agents came to him to feel his pulse, they found it beat so calm and even that he sent them me ages to enhearten them. Bp . Hacket , Abp. Williams, ii. 141. The enemy exults and is enheartened , Jer. Taylor. enhedget (en-hej'), v. t. [ hedge .] To surround with or as if with a hedge. These, all these thither brought; and their young boyes And fright full matrons making wofull noise, In heaps enhedg'd it. Vicars , tr. of Virgil (1632).