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名詞

pervention (複数形 perventions)

1. (archaic) A coming or arrival; advent
   • 1658, Thomas Hall, A Practical and Polemical Commentary^[1]:

     yet in respect of inchoation, intention and purpose, though not in respect of pervention and full obtaining that purpose, we are called perfect.

   • 1667, John Milton, Paradise Lost^[2]:

     So pondering, and from his armed peers / Forth stepping opposite, half way he met / His daring foe, at this pervention more / Incens'd, and thus securely him defy'd.

アナグラム

• prevention, provenient