"leavenous" meaning in English

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        "Containing leaven."
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          "text": "For our Religion where was there a more ignorant, profane, and vitious clergy, learned in nothing but the antiquitie of thir pride, thir covetouſnesſs and ſuperſtition; whoſe unſincere and levenous Doctrine corrupting the people, firſt taught them looſneſs, then bondage",
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        "Inducing change, especially a corrupting or vitiating change."
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        "(figuratively) Inducing change, especially a corrupting or vitiating change."
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          "text": "For our Religion where was there a more ignorant, profane, and vitious clergy, learned in nothing but the antiquitie of thir pride, thir covetouſnesſs and ſuperſtition; whoſe unſincere and levenous Doctrine corrupting the people, firſt taught them looſneſs, then bondage",
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