Definition of Enstamped

1. Verb. (past of enstamp) ¹

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Definition of Enstamped

1. enstamp [v] - See also: enstamp

Lexicographical Neighbors of Enstamped

ensoul
ensouled
ensouling
ensouls
enspect
enspection
ensphere
ensphered
enspheres
ensphering
enstall
enstalled
enstalling
enstalls
enstamp
enstamped (current term)
enstamping
enstamps
enstance
enstantly
enstasis
enstate
enstated
enstates
enstating
enstatite
enstatites
enstatitic
enstaunce
enstead

Literary usage of Enstamped

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. The Way of Holiness: With Notes by the Way; Being a Narrative of Religious by Phoebe Palmer (1854)
"... enstamped upon the forehead, proclaiming them as "not of the world," a "peculiar ... enstamped ..."

2. Departure: Or, Selections from Jottings of Twenty Years by Thomas Jefferson Rice (1875)
"... we never suspect that in so doing, she is not acting out the nature which was enstamped upon her by her Creator,— never suspect that in so doing, ..."

3. American Philosophy: The Early Schools by Isaac Woodbridge Riley, Woodbridge Riley (1907)
"The second great immunity of man is an original liberty enstamped upon his rational nature. He that intrudes upon this liberty, violates the law of nature. ..."

4. The Works of President Edwards by Jonathan Edwards, David Brainerd (1830)
"And this mark enstamped by the Spirit on God's children, is his own image. That is the evidence by which they are known to be God's children ; they have the ..."

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