What Does Amerceable Mean?
To Punish by Fine or Other Penalty. [Middle English Amercen, from Anglo-Norman Amercier, from À Merci, at the Mercy of: À, to (From Latin Ad; See Ad-) + Merci...
To punish by fine or other penalty. [Middle English amercen, from Anglo-Norman amercier, from à merci, at the mercy of : à, to (from Latin ad; see ad-) + merci, mercy (from Latin mercēs, wages).] a·merce′a·ble adj.
What does Amerce mean in the Bible?
: to punish by a fine whose amount is fixed by the court broadly : punish.
How do you use Amerce in a sentence?
1. The court amerced her in the sum of 1000 dollars. 2. So darkly on my eyelids , as to amerce.