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Show N U N which they owed to the father of their country, | UncOMPA'SSIONATE in cafe they had difcovered any real uncomelinefs King Charles The beauty or uncomelinefs in good and ill-breeding, will make deeper impreflions on them, in th examples of others, than from any rules Unco'MELY. adj grace Locke Not comely ; wantin Though he thought Inquifitivenefs an uncomel gueft, he could not but afk who the was Sidrey Neitheris the fame account:d an wscomely man ner of riding; for great warriors fay, they neve faw a more comely man than the Iyithman, no that cometh on more bravely in his charge Spenfer's Ireland Many, who troubled them moft in their counfels, durft not go thither, for fear of uncomely affronts Clarendon Uncomely courage, unbefeeming fkill Thomfon's Awigrmn UNco'MFORTABLE. ad) 1. Affording no comfort; gloomy mal; miferable He muc dif complaineth of his own uncomfortabl exile, wherein he fuftained many moft grievou indigdities, and endured the want of fundry, bot pleafures and honours, before enjoyed Hooker Chriftmas is in the moft dead, uncomfortable tim of the year, when the poor people would fuffer ver much, if they had not good cheer to fupport them Addifen Ours is a melancholy and uncomfortable portio Lere below ! A place, where not a'day pafies, bu we cat our bread with forrow and cares: the prefent troubles us, the future amazes and even th paft fills us with grief and anguifh Wake The fun ne'er views th' uncomfortable feats When radiant he advances or retreats. Pope's Odyff 2. Receiving no comfort melancholy UNcO'MTORTABLENESS 7z / cheerfulnefs Want o The want of juft difpofitions to the holy facra ment, ma occafion this uncomfortablencfs Taylor's Worthy Communicant Unco'MFORTARLY. adv, Without cheerfulnefs UscomMma'NDED. adj. Not commanded It is eafy to fee what judgmen upo all thofe affeted is to be paffe uncommanded fterities of the Romifh profeffion abfurd au South Unco'mmon. adj. Not frequent ; rare not often found or known Som of the are wncommon but fuch as th reader muft affent to, when he fees them explained Unco'mmonLY adv Addifon Not frequently to an uncommon degree Unco'mvonnEss. z. / rarenefs; rarity Ou ple an admiratio Rome Infrequency of the antiquities abou doe no fo muc their greatnef(s as uncommonnefs Uncoumu'sicaTED nicated Na arife out o Addifon adj. Not commu Thereis no fuch mutual infufion as really caufet the fame naturai operations or properties to b made common unto both fubftances; but whatfo ever is natural to deity, the fame remaineth i Chrilt uncommunicated unto his manhood; an whatfoever natural to manhood, his deity thereo is uncapable Hooker Uncompa'cr. adj clofely cohering Not compa no Thefe rivers were not ftreams of running matter; for how could a liquid, that lay hardenin by degrees, fettle in fuch a furrowed furface Un~co'MepaniED panion adj wncompa Addifon Having no com Thence fhe fled, uncompanicd uwnfought Fairf UN Having no Unconce'RNED adj pity Neithe ad) 1. Having no intereft filver-fheddin tears deep groans, no Could penetrate her uncompaffionate five. - Shakefp Hero and Leander were drowned in the uncom Sandys's Fourney paffionate furges If thou in ftrength all mortai doft exceed In uncompaffionate anger do not fo. Milt. Agoniffes Th amorou Free from com adj UncomPe'LLED pulfion once joine needle to the load ftone, would never, uncompelled, forfake the inBoyle chanting mineral Keep my voyage from the royal ear Nor, uncompell'd, the dangerous truth betray Till twice fix times defcends the lamp of day. Pope UncoMprLalsa'nNT adj. Not civil 5 no obliging A natural roughnefs makes a man wncomplaifan to others, fo that he has no deference for thei inclinations Locke No adj UncomprLE AT no perfett finithed Various incidents do not make different fables but are only the uncompleat and unfinifhed parts o the fame fable Pope UxcomMPO'UNDED. adj 1. Simple ; not mixed Figures in numbers infinite allow From which, by various combination, fpring This unconfin'd diverfity of things Blackmore not intricate The fubftance of the faith was comprifed i that wncompounded ftyle, but was afterwards prudently enlarged, for the repelling heretical invaders Hammond's Fuadamentals UNCOMPREHE'NSIVE, adj 1. Unable to comprehend 2. In Shakefpeare 1t {feems to fignify zucomprebenfible The providence, that's in a watchful ftate K.nows almoft every grain of Pluto's gold adj Free from com preflion We might be furnithed with a reply, by fettin down the differing weight of our receiver, whe emptied, and when full of uncompreffed air Boyle UNCONCR1IVABLE. adj. Not to be underftood; not to be comprehended by the mind In the communicatio of motion by impulfe we can have no other conception, but of th pafling of motion out of one body into another which is as obfcure and wnconceivable, as how ou minds move or ftop our bodies by thought. Locke Thof atoms wond'rou fmall muft be Small to an unconceivable degree Since though shefe radiant fpoils difpers'd in air Do ne'er return, and ne'er the fun repair UnconcE 1vaABLENESS 7 / henfibility Blackmore Incompre The unconceivablenefs of fometbing they find i one, throws men violently into the contrary hypo thefis, though altogether as unintelligible U~xconcE1vED imagined adj Not thought Locke no Vait is my theme, yet anconceiv'd, and bring Untoward words, {carce loofen'd yet from things Creech Unconce'rN 2./ ) Ut and neceflities o f th world ‘The earth's motion is to be admitted Ta}lor » Notwith franding the fecming contrary eviden € of uncoy cerned fenfes It feems a principle in human nature, Glanvil t0 inclin one way more than another, eve in matters wher we are wholly unconcerned Swif z. Not anxious; not difturbed; pot af fected. Before the thing it has awith i Mil:on, for in Dryden, and' a¢ in Rg gers See the morn All unconcern'd avith our unreft, begin Her vofy progrefs fmiling Milton's Paradife L You call'd me into all your joys, and gave m An equal thare and in this depth of mife Can I be z'u.fconc(tm{d Den&am‘; S"I'}'Jfl The virgin from the groun Upftarted fiefh, already elos'd the wound And unconcern'd for ail fhe felt before, - Precipitates her flight 2)ong the fhore Dryden Happy mortals, unconcern'd for 'more Confin'd their wifhes to their native fhore, Dryd We fhall be eafy and wnconcerned at all the agei Negligence ; wan of intereft ; freedom from anxiety; free dom from perturbation Such things had been charged upon us by th malice of enemies, the want of judgment in friends and the waconcern of indifferent perfons journey Unconce'RNEDLY adv Swift Rogers Without in tereft or affection ; withcut anxiety without perturbation Not the moft cruel of our conquering foes So unconcern'dly can relate our woes As not to lend ‘a tear Devbam Death was denounc'd, that frightful found ‘Which ev'n the beft can hardly bear He took the fummons, void of fear And unconcern'dly caft his eyes around As if to find and dare the griefly challenger. Dryd Is heaven, with its pleafures for evermore, to b parted with o anconcérnedly 2 Is an exceeding an eternal weight of glor too light in the balanc againft the hopelefs deathof the ‘atheift, and utte extin&ion Finds bottom in th' incomprebenfive deep. . Shake[p UxcoMprESSED concerned in the change dents of the way, and regard only the event of th Hardnefs may be reckoned the property of al uncompounded matter Newton's Opticks Your uncompounded atoms, yo 2. Simple An idle perfon is like one that i dea Bentley Freedo Unconce'RNEDNESS. 7. / from anxiety, or perturbation No man, having done a kindnefs o ‘another would think himfelf juftly dealt with in a tot negle® and unconcernzdnefs of the perfon who had é'oulb received that kindnefs Unconce'rninG. adj. Notinterefting not affe&ting ; not belonging to one Things impoiiible in their nature, or uzconcern Decay of Pidy ing to us, cannot beget it This fcience of medals, which is charged wit fo many unconcerning parts of knowledge, and buil on fuch mean materials, appears ridiculous to thof . 4ddifon on Medals that have not examined it UNCONCERNMENT 7 / 'Lhe ftate o having no fhare Being privileged by an happy waconcernment i thofe legal murders, you may take a fweeter relifh 'SW"b' of your own innocence UNcONCLU'DENT. }adj. Not decifive UnconcrLu'ping. § inferring no plai or certain conclufion or confequence Our arguments are inevident and m:cant/udzl;- He makes his underftanding only the warel'foufc of othe men' falfe and unconcludiflg.reafonln85' rather than a repofitory of truth for his ownL ::f.: UNCONCLU'DINGNESS being unconcludiug 7. /¢ Qualito Eitigcr may be. much more probably mam;:ll:lfll than hitherto, as againft the una_ccuratene.s o :; expe a yti ana th o nef the unconcludin vulgarly relied on Unconco'cTED matured 44j. Not digefted ; W |