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Show UN To difclofe 3 t @, a v, Unse'cRET i dl}v{S §1at confulteth what he fhoul fhoul do ot declare what he will dQ; lfut l princes beware, that the unfecreting of their affairs comes no Unss'crET adj Bacon adj Not clofe; not trufty No Unsepu'ceD adj Denbam Not drawn to ill If fhe remain unfeduced, you not making it appear otherwife; for your ill opinion, and the affaul you have made to her chaftity, you fhall :mi'\\"cx‘ m 3 .\'/1714'»',':'/'1/&(/1' Unthaken, unfeduc'd, unterrify'd adj Wanting the power of Not i @. z. Not to feem ufe You wrong the reputation of your name In fo unfeeming to confefs receip which hat hat {o faithful aithfully Of f thattha whic UNSEE'MLINESS 7. / decorum; uncomelinefs bee bee paid. Shak Sha paid IndCCCllC}' in All as before hisfight whom we fear, and whof unbecoming Contention 3 as yet wer twoevils; the oneya mutua never abl t preven exchange of unfeeml and unjuft difgraces offered by men, whofe tongue and paffions are out of rule; the other, a commo hazard of both to be made a prey by fuch as ftudy how to work with moft advanta ge in private Tooker Adultery of the tongue, confifting in corrupt dithoneft, and unfeemly fpeeches Perkins Let us now devif The parts of each from other, that feem mof To fhame obnoxious, and unfecmlieff feen Milton Her gift Were fuch, asunder government well feem'd Unfeemly to bear rule Miltow's Paradife Loff My fons, let your unfeemly difcord ceafe If not in friendthip, live af leaft in peace. Dryden L with every unfecrmly idéa and wanton expreffio had been banithed from amongf them Watts Urnsee'MLy comingly adv Indecently unbe Charity doth not behave itfelf unfecmly, feeket not her own 1 Cor. xiii Unmanly dread invades the French aftony'd Unfeemly yelling; diftant hills retur The hideous noife UNSEE'N. adj 1. Not feen ; not difcovered Philips A jeft unfeen, infcrutable, invifible 4As a nofe on a man's face, or a weathercock on fteeple Shakefpeare faid to him, You have done well for, before, th J{aults of your work were feen, but now they are unec Bacon Here may [ always on this downy grafs Unkpoyvn, unfeen, my eafy minutes pafs ! Rofco Millions of {piritual creatures walk the eart Usfeeny both when we wake, and when we flecp Milton. often ~ C unl fte€tions of the court h to reform it yvate intereft mot adj Not additted to pri in erefted canno fo m ch +to th ir own a which the inclination i Unse'NT. adj 1. Not fent for purpof 1y thin ix upo Not calle mefle - ger wo Jent for, and enquire wha a or what man a fiftula, h b hath a c be as un Dryden Oh world, thy flippery turns ! Friends now faf fworn Who twine as *twere in Jov Unfeparable, fhall, within this ho Break out to bittereft enmity Sha Unse'PaRATED adj Coriolanus Pope's Odyffey Ufelefs ; bring ing no advantage or convenience The beaft, impatient of his fmarting wound Thought with his wings to fly above the ground But his late wounded wing unferwiceable found Spenfer *Tis certainly demonftrated, that the condeniation and expanfion of any proportion of the air, i always proportional to the weight incumbent upo it; fo thaty if the atmofphere had been muc greater or lefs than it is, it would on the furface o the earth have been wunfeyviccable for vegetatio and life Beutley It can be no unferwiceable defign to religion, t undeceive men in fo important a point Rogers Jv UNSE'RVICEABLY. aduv without advantage Withou ufe ! dimenfions of the gle It does not en wiceably there, but part o or lie idly and u introduced into the plants which grow ther remo again, with the afcend the reft e 1 into rive ward's Natural Hiffory not placed nothing in his wor unfer down; and therefor to kee themfelve without any alteration to tha Hooker To UNSE'TTLE. @. a 1. To make uncertain And doubts attending an unfettled ftate Forc' me to guard my coait Dryden 4. Not fixed in a place or abode David fuppofed that it could not ftand with th duty which he owed unto God, to fet himfelfin a houfe of cedar trees and to behold the ark of th H UNSE'TTLEDNESS. 7. / 1. Irrefolution ; undetermine Th fettleraents fprin :'. i laf th bu to f b mu e t up Arbuthuot ftat o unfettledne[s of my condition has h put a ftop to my thoughts concerning it Dryde 3. Waat of fixity When the fun thines upon a river, th waves roll this way and that by the wind all their wnfettlednefs, the fun frikes che direct and certain beam UN~SE'VERED vided adj Not parted; not di Honour and policy, like unfeve I' th' war, do grow together Sha Their bands, though flack, no d fea Th® unfe ver'd greateft prefiure bear Though loofe, al 1 fit to flow, they #ill cohere Blackmore 7o Unse'x. w.a. To make otherwife tha the {fex commonly is All you fpirit That tend on mortal thoughts, z ifex me here And fil me, from the crown to th' toe, top ful Of direft cruelty St eare's Macheth Uxsua'poweDd ad; Not clouded; no darkened He alone f fees all things with an wnfhadowed comprehenfive vifion o eminently isall. Glanwv UnxsHA'KEABLE. ad;. Not {ubje& toconcuffion. Not 1n ufe Your ifle { tands As Neptune's park, ribbéd and paled i Wit vttles the titles to kingdom e a&ions from which fuc oull ha were illeg gal, all tha therefore the firft muft be fo likewile mind 2. Uncertainty ; fluuation There feek the Théban bard To whom Perfephond entire and whol adj e feafons in moft countries Bentley's Serimons unequ Lord's covenant unfettled Not parted Gave to retain th' unfeparated foul an My cruel fate Not to be parted not to be divided and ‘September, the two equinoxes, ar the moft and tempeftuous, the moft unfertle 3. Not eftablithed adj S ; changeable Mazc o Un~se'ParABLE egula If a phyfician fhould go from houfe to houfe un Such a doétrin and eftates a fure foundation South Her father and myfel Will fo difpofe ourfelves, that feeing, #nfeen We may of the encounter frankly judge Shakefpeare's Hamlet A painter became a phyfician : whereupon on tic Clirondo Unseg'rRvicEABLE What beft may for the prefent ferve to hid ttled Unikilled ; unexperienced here fo often, and unfent for Indecent; uncomely air buried in the earth ; but afterward frefhly {pr up again no lefs pern icious than at the firft, Hook prehend or deride that we do adj olem times thofe feed as th Somewha Uxsee'MLy ed ; not fteady icatte prefence to offend with any the leaft wnfeemli we would be furely as loth as they, who mof Hooker 1. Not fixed in refolation ; not Th 9, Unsee'M 1 Prepar' For fuch a bu Milton's Paradife L'I Unxse'LFisa I fhould have fcratch'd out your unfeeing eyes To make my mafter out of love with thee. Shak he was, did there need an The weeds of herefy being ¢ own into ripenefs do; Yeveniin thever a g vifion As b Milton's 1'u/u.(/f‘ IK/? He was not u» e i but had not reputatio Among innumerable falfe, unmov'd UnseeinG }1i.;~ voice 2. Invifible ; undifcoverable with your fword 2. To move from a place The footfteps of the deity he treads Alu_l fecret moves along the crowded fpace L nfeen rzf'uH the rude Phaacian race. Pope's Odyf] fafe Love, t.lu{ugh.m""' fure Vet always to itfelf feems unfecure At his birth a flar A‘Ed. sllliffml b fl)}nl!fib'c truc.u)‘;l‘?;v W are fo 7"!./""' :O """" [f V Unsecu'rE On fhe came Led by her heav'nly Maker, t 'n"»ngh :‘A_'/f ent t Whe A Unfeen before in heaven, proclaims him com i‘\{ul guldes the eaftern fages, who enquir dis place, to offer incenfe, myzrh, and gold. / ivulge from themfclves UN rocks unfbakeable, and roaring waters Unsua'kED ufe adj Not fhaken Skak Not i I know but on That unafiailable holds on his rank Urj'r':.xfz'd of motion Sba.{-g/}mru‘s Fulius Ceefar T Unsga™kEN |