Nocency
Origin
From , from noc?ns ("harmful, guilty").
Full definition of nocency
Noun
nocency
(uncountable)- (obsolete) Guilt; transgression.
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- 1734, w, Reports of Cases in Equity, Argued and Decreed in the Courts of Chancery and Exchequer, Chiefly in the Reign of King George I Chapter Devit, Le??ee of Cowper, ver?us the College of Dublin, in Ejectment
- 1757, Walter Harris, Fiction unmasked; or, an answer to a Dialogue lately publi?hed by a Popi?h Phy?ician, and pretended to have passed between a Di??enter and a Member of the Church of Ireland; ...