muniment noun. ['mju:nɪm(ǝ)nt] LME.
[Old & mod. French from Latin munimentum fortification, (in medieval Latin) title-deed, from munire fortify, secure: see -MENT.]
1. A document (as a title-deed, charter, etc.) preserved as evidence of rights or privileges (usu. in pl.). In pl. also, archives. LME.

2. In pl. Things with which a person or place is provided; furnishings. L15-M19.

3. Anything serving as a defence or protection. Now rare. M16.

Comb.:
muniment deed a title-deed.

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