In-nĭ'ten-cy, n.
n. [Lat. inniti, to lean upon, from prefix in and niti, to lean.] A leaning; pressure. [Rare.] “The innitency being made upon . . . the fuliment.” Browne.
n. [Lat. inniti, to lean upon, from prefix in and niti, to lean.] A leaning; pressure. [Rare.] “The innitency being made upon . . . the fuliment.” Browne.