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attainture

[ uh-teyn-cher ]

noun

, Obsolete.

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Word History and Origins

Origin of attainture1

1530–40; attaint + -ure, modeled on Medieval Latin attinctūra

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Example Sentences

It certainly did occur to me that this claim might have been rested upon his supposed attainture.

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