allubescency

† alluˈbescency Obs.^—0

[f. L. adl-, allubēscent-em, pr. pple. of allubēscĕre to be pleasing to, to find pleasure in, as if ad. L. *allubēscentia. Cf. adlubescence.]

‘A willingness; also content.’ Bailey 1731; whence in J.