incharity

English

Etymology

Compare French incharité.

Noun

incharity (uncountable)

1. (obsolete) Lack of charity.

   Synonyms: discharity, uncharitableness, uncharity

   • 1586, William Warner, Albions England Or Historicall Map of the Same Island‎^[1], London: Thomas Cadman, Book 2:

     But least mine incharitie prooue lesse pardonable then his Iniurie, I that will not lyue to heare it so, hartily disclame to haue it so:

   • 1659, John Evelyn, A Character of England‎^[2], London: Jo. Crooke, page 27:

     These, are the confidents, who can design the minute, the place and the means of their conversion: a Schism full of spiritual-disdain, incharity and high imposture, if any such there be on earth:

   • 1718, Daniel Defoe, A Vindication of the Press,‎^[3]:

     […] I am oblig’d to take Notice, that the Authors of the Gown in general, treat the World with greater Insolence and Incharity, than any Lay-Persons whatsoever.