"oriency" meaning in All languages combined

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  "etymology_text": "From orient + -cy.",
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          "ref": "1671, Thomas Watson, The Beatitudes, page 41:",
          "text": "So our Lord Chrift having ſet down ſeveral qualifications of a Chriſtin […] ſets the magnificent crown of reward upon them, that by this oriency, he might the more ſet forth their unparallel'd beauty, and entice holy love.",
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          "text": "one worthy man whoſe Juſtice has the oriency of a Carbuncle",
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          "text": "'Tis granted that the picture has lost its gloſſe and beauty, the oriency of its colours, the elegancy of its lineaments, the comelineſſe of its proportion; muſt it therefore be totally defac'd?",
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        "Brightness or strength of colour."
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        "(archaic) Brightness or strength of colour."
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        "Brightness or strength of colour."
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        "(archaic) Brightness or strength of colour."
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