See Also: unproved(dictionary)
conscript(1)(dictionary)
conscript(2)(dictionary)
conscript(dictionary)
conscript 1, verb(dictionary)
conscript 2, noun(dictionary)

conscript(1) (iou) and unproved (iou)


conscript(1) (iou)



conscript adjective. LME.
[Latin conscriptus pa. pple of conscribere write down, list, enrol, formed as CON- + scribere write.]
Enrolled or elected as a Roman senator or transf. as a member of any legislative or administrative body. Chiefly in conscript fathers [Latin patres conscripti, orig. patres et conscripti], Roman senators, legislators, etc., collectively. LME.
Of a soldier, an army, etc.: enlisted or raised by conscription. E19.

unproved (iou)



unproved adjective. LME.
[from UN-1 + PROVED adjective. Cf. UNPROVEN.]
Untried, untested. LME-L16.
Not shown to be true or genuine. M16.