"subsannation" meaning in English

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  "etymology_text": "Latin subsannatio, from subsannare (“to deride by mimicking gestures”).",
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      "form": "subsannations",
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          "ref": "1677, John Webster, the Displaying of Supposed Witchcraft:",
          "text": "In the first place we need not travel far , either in regard of time or place , to find Precedents of such as have undergone no small censures and ſubſannations for vindicating Truth",
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        "derision; mockery"
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  "word": "subsannation"
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