PLEROPHORY
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Ple‐roph″o‐ry (?), n. [[Gr. �; � full + φέρειν to bear.]] Fullness; full persuasion. “A plerophory of assurance.” Bp. Hall.
Source: 567
Ple‐roph″o‐ry (?), n. [[Gr. �; � full + φέρειν to bear.]] Fullness; full persuasion. “A plerophory of assurance.” Bp. Hall.