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Show UN UN 5, Not ready; not propenfe 1 ama foldier, and unapt to weepe Shake[peare My blood hath been too cool and temperate Shakefpeare Unapt to ftir at thefe indignities Unfit; not qualified - verb; for before a noun with ¢o before o_f'.dmty Fear doth grow from an apprehenfio indued with irrefitible power to hurt; and is, o all affe@tions (anger excepted) the unapteft to admi ; !Ias/f"/' any conference witl} realhn ‘A longing after fenfual pleafures is a Jlfl.olut!u of the fpirit of a man, and makes it loofe, fof and wandering wnapt Jfor noble employments wife, or fpiritua Taylor 4. Improper; unfit ; unfuitable. Una'pTLY. adv. [from unapt.] Unfitly " improperly m;-lI:: fvl\?imsyon his back; and the fhape of hi back feems to favour it, being very like the bot tom of a boat : nor do his hinder legs unaptly re femble a pair of oars Una'pTNEss 7z / Grew [from unapt. 1. Unfitnefs; unfuitablenefs Men's apparel is commonly mad verned by their garments; for the perfon tha.t i gowned, is by his gown put in mind of gravity and alfo reftrained from lightnefs by the very unaptSpenfer nefs of his weed 2. Dulnefs; want of apprehenfion That unaptnefs made you minifte Shakefpeare's Timon Thus to excufe yourfelf 3. Unreadinefs; difqualification want o The mind, by being engage in a tatk beyon its ftrength, like the body ftrained by lifting at weight too heavy, has often its force broken, an thereby gets an unaptrefs or an averfio vigorous attempt ever after UNa'RGUED. ‘adj 1. Not difputed to an Locke [from argue. What thou bid'ft 2. Not cenfured Not that this work liv'd in the hands of focs Unargwd then, and yet hath fame from thofe ToUxa"aM. @. 4 [from arm. Ber Fonfon To dif -arm; to ftrip of armour; to deprive o arms o o Unaim, unarm, and do not fight to-day. Shak Unarm me, Eros; the long day's tafk is done And we muft fleep. Shakefp. Antony and Cleapatra Galen would not leave unto the world too fubtl a theory of poifons; wnarming thercby the malic of venemous fpirits Brown's Vulgar Errours UNa'rRMED. adj. [from unarm.] Havin 1o armour ; having no weapons \lpo On the weftern coaf Throng many doubtful, hollow-hearted friends Uflarm'd, and unrefolv'd to beat them back., Shak Mj He all unarm' Shall chace thee with the terror of his voic From thy demoniack holds, poffefiion foul And beg to hide them in a herd of fwine Though unarm'd 1 am Milton D :/m Whereas moft other creatures are fumi{h('dywit Weapons for their defence unarmed Una'RTFULLY adv I a unartfu manner In the report, although it be not unartfull drawn, and is perfeétly in the {pirit of a pleader there is no great fkill required to deteét the man miftakes Swift's Mifcellanies Uxarriri'ciaLry adv Contrarily t adj No a feather is unartificially made redundant, ordefe@ive adj Derbaus's Ph mifplaced L‘O-‘j'/:f("u;"go,' 1. Not courted by folicitation My fon's the better man Denkam's Sophy z. Not fought by entreaty or care The bearded corn enfu' From earth unafk'd, nor was that earth renew'd How, or wh Should all confpire to cheat us with a lye Diyden ARRA YED. adj Not drefled NAS if this infant warld ye unarray'd Danie sked and:bare, in Natyres la were laids Dryd Could you afford him fuch a bribe as that A brother's blood yet unaton'd Rozge UnarTa'tNaBLE. 2dj. Not to be gaine or obtained ; being out of reach Praife and prayer are God's due warthip ; whic are unattainable by our difcourfe, fimply confidercd without the benefit of divine revelation Dryden's Religio Laici that men fhould be perfectl I do not expeé kept from errar; that is more than huma natur can, by any means, be advanced to : I aim at n fuch wnattainable privilege; I only fpeak of wha they fhould do Locke UNAaTTA INABLENESS, %/, State of being out of reach Defire is ftopped by the opinion of the impoffibility, or unattainablenefs of the good propofed Unasri'rRING Not ambitious To be modeft and unafpiring, in honour preferring one another Rogers Unassa"tLABLE adj Exempt from af In the number, Ido but know one That unaffailable holds.on his rank Unfhak'd of motion Shakefpeare's Fulius Ceefar UnxassatLED affanlted adj No attacked no It grieves my foul to leave thee unafail'd Si't?r{' I believ That he, the fupreme good, t' whom all things il Atre but as {lavith officers of vengeance Would fend a glift'ring guardian, if need were To keep my life and honour urnaffail'd. Milt, Comus adj Unattempted What is faith, love, virtue unaflay' Alone, without exterior help fuftain'd ? Milton Un~assi'sTED adj Not helped Its vi€tories were the victories of reafon, unaffiffe by the force of human power, and as gentle as th triumphs of light over darknefs reafo 4ddif. Frecholder could not difcover tha God has fet clearly before us in therevelation of th gofpel: a felicity equal to our moft enlarged defires; a ftate of immortal and unchangeable glory adj Rogers Giving no help When favage beafts, and men's more favage bands Their virtuous toil fubdu'd : yet thefeI fway'd Dryden adj Not arrogant Unaffuming worth in fecret liv'd T homfor's Winter The enfuing. treatife, with a timorous and uzaffired countenance, adventures into your prefence Glanville 2. Not to be trufted The doubts and dangers, the delays and woes The feigned friends, the wraffuared foes Do make a lover's life a wretch's hel Untried ; not afSidpey Not that I have the power to clutch my hand, When his fair angels would falute my pal But that my hand, as unartempred yer Like a poor beggar, raileth on the rich Shakefp It purfie Things unattempted yet in profe or rhyme. Milton Leave nothing unattempted to deftro That perjur'd race Denbam w b difcourage have bee fro an attempt o left unattempted Spenfer Atterbury. UNATTE'NDED. ad) 1. Having no retinue, or attendants With goddefs-like demeanor forth fhe went Not unattended Miltow's Paradife Lofs z. Having no followers Such wnattended generals can never make a revolution in Parnafius Dryden 3. Unaccompanied; forfaken Your conftanc Hath left you wnattended. Shakefp. Macketh adj Not attending 11l is loft that praife That is addrefs'd to unattending ears Milton Ey¢'ry nymph of the flood, her trefles rending Throws oft her arm'et of pearl in the main Neptune in anguifh his charge unattending Veftels are found'ring, and vows are in vain. Diyd UnaTTE'NTIVE adj Not regarding Man's nature is {0 wnattentive to good, that ther can fearce be too many monitors Government of the Tongue Such things are not accompanied with fhow, an therefore feldom draw the eyes of the wnaari rtenti Unava'*LARLE adj alier Ulelefs ; vain-wit refpe® to any purpofe. When we have endeavoured. to find out th ftrongeft caufes, wherefore they fhould' imagin that readi-g is' fo wnawaoilable; the moft we ca learn is, that fermons are the ordinance of God the feriptures dark, and the labour of reading eafy Nor idle ftood, with unaffifling hands Unassu'MiING adi He left no means wnattempted of deftroying hi UxarTe'NDING As 1 intend, Clifford, to thrive to-day Unassa'yep fayed Locke doing good, by the poffibility of our hiling init How many of the beft things would, at this rate Dryden adj U~raTTE'MPTED Shal Unaft'd their pains, ungrateful their advice Not brought to Not expiated fon With what eagernefs, what circumitance Unafk'd, thou tak' fuch pains to tell me onl UnNassu'RED. adj 1. Not confident ld here be Judg'd, unheard, and un rn:igffi'f UxaTo'~ED. adf art And died neglected As lawful lordT , and king g by by juft d fcen Sho _How unartful would it have been to have fe him in a corner, when he was to have given ligh and warmth tq all the bodies round him Cheyne's Philofophical Principles man is born alrogethe Grew r:rffklm IGNED 1al 2. Wanting fkill With thefe 1 went, a brother of the war Here, without my {word or pointed lance Hope not, bafe man, unqueftion'd hence to go A chearful fweetnefs in his looks he has And innocence unartfu in his face, Dryd. Fuvenal Unassi'sTiNG clean.sh data import.tsv out README Thee and thy legions, yelling they fhall fly U 1. Having no art, or cunning What unaffiffe Rideth a puiffant navy: to our fhore adj fault Unarguw'd1 obey; fo God ordains. Milt. Par, Loff Una"rRTFUL Dryden Starving their gain, and martyrdom their price propenfion So hafty and fo artlefs was his grief Una"skep their conditions, and their conditions are often go ' Half unarray'd, lie ran to his relief according t UN Uxava"tLrveg adj Ufelefs Hocker vain Since my inevitable death you know You fafely unavailing pity {fhow *Tis popular to mourn adying foe. Dryd. Aureng Supine he tumbles on the crimfon fands Before his helplefs friends and native bands And fpreads.for aid his xnawvailing hands Pope Unavo'IDABLE. adj 1. Inevitable ; not to be fhunned Oppreffio o one fide, an ambitio other, are the unawvoidable osctfions of war o th Dryd It is unawoidable to all, td*have opinions, without certain proofs of their truth Lock Single aéts of tranfgreffion will, through wealk nefs and {urprize, be wnaveidable to the beft guarded B~;:¢'r! I'h |