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Show Uxpu'riruL Not obedient; no adj reverent England thinks it no good policy to have tha realm planted with Englifh, left they fhould gro ~fo undutiful as the Irith, and become more danSpenfer's Ireland gerous beft benefactor prefen Happy low ! lic dow Uneafy lies the head that Years a crown It is fuch a pleafure as makes a man reftlefs an rather hav One would wonder how any perfon fhould defir to be king of a countty, in which the eftablithe religion is direCtly appofite to -that he profefies Were it poffible for fuch a one to accomplifh hi from undutifuliefs defigns, his own reafon might tell him, there coul have thought they woul not be a more uncafy prince, nor a more unhapp than need ‘to-be forced thereunto themfelves If we imagine ourfelves intitled to any thi Forbidding uadutifulnefs to fuperiours, feditio and rebellion again{t magiftracy Tillotfon Not obtaine The foul 3 Early, and th' hour of fupper.comes uacarn'd Philips Driven from the de Is from his craggy, winding haunts ancarth'd Thomfot adj Not terreftrial The facrific " How ceremonious, folemn, and wnearthl It-was i th' offering ! Shakefpeare's Winter's Tale Une‘asivy adv Not without pain He lives uncafily under the burden. L'Effiange They make mankind their enemy by their unJuft actions, and confequently live more uneafily i the world than other men Lillotfon Un~Ee"asinNess. #. /. Trouble; perplexity ftate of difquiet No Sits in heart-grief an Under the fweet thad The fame wneafinef a fubjec uncafinsfs of your government which every thin Gives to our nature, life muft alfo bring Shak Denbam We may be faid to live like thofe who have thei hope in another life, if we bear the uneafine/fes tha befall us here with conftancy Atterbury Men are diflatisfied with their ftation, and creat to themfelves all the.wneafings of want The fancy themfelves poor, and under this perfuafio feel all the difquiet of real poverty Rogers His majefty will maintain his juft authority ove them ; and whatever uneafine(s they may give themfelves, they can 'create none in him Addifon's Freebolder The libels againft his grandfather, that fly abou his very court, give him uneafinefs Saift UxEeasy adj 1. Painful; giving difturbance The wifeft of the Gentiles forbad any libation to be made for dead infants, as believing the pafled into happinefs through the way of mortality anent an Pope cramping Conftraining Som fervile imitator As they muft ever flavithly obferve Ro/common 4. Conftrained; -not difengaged; {tiff In converfation, a folicitous watchfulnef abou one's behaviour, inftead of being mended, will b conftrained, uncafy, and ungraceful Locke 5."Peevifh; difficult to pleafe A*four, untractable nature makes him zzeafy t thofe who approach him, ., Addifon's Spectator 6 Out of ufe Difficult We will, not appearing what we are, have fom queftion with the fhepherd : from his fimplicity, think it not uzeafy to get the caufe of miy fon's refort thither Shakefpeare for a few months wore an uneafy garTaylor's Rule of Holy Living On a tottering pinacle the ftanding is uneafy, an the fall deadly Decay of Piety I muft zneafy make; left too light-winnin Make the prize light Shakefpeare's Tempeft Divers things, knowable Ly the bare light o nature, are yet {o #neafy to be fatisfatorily underftood, that, let them be delivered in the cleareft ex preflions, the notions themfelves wil appear ob fcure B:I-)'/C UNE'ATEN adj Not devoured Though they had but two horfes left uncaten they had never fuffered a fummons to be fent t them Unt'aTH Clarendon adv eafy. 1.. Not eafily [from eath; ¢a8, Saxon Qut of ufe Uwath may fhe endure the flinty ftreet To tread them with her tender feeling feet Shak 2. It feems in Spenfer to fignify the fam ass beneath. . Under below good life Sp'z.:/:r Not improving i Our pra&tical divinity is as found and affeting as that of our popith neighbours is flat and wrnedifying Unere'crep Arterbury adj. Not chofen Putting him to rage You fhould have ta'%in th' advantage of his'choler And pafs''d him znelicied. Shakefpeare's Coriolanus Une'L1G1BLE chofen ad/ Not proper to b Both extremes, above or below the proportion o our charater, are dangerous ; and 'tis hard to determine which is moft uneligible Rogers UneEMPLO'YED adj 1. Not bufy; at leifure ; idle foured with poverty, and ummploycd, eafi give into any profpect of change Addif,,, z. Not engaged in any particular work Pales unhonour'd Wer Ceres uneinploy'd all forgot Drydis 'Une'mPTI1ABLE, adj, Not tobe emptied inexhauftible. = Obfolete Whatfoever men or angels know, it is ag 2 d Unenpo'wED graced adj Not invefted; no A man rather unadorned with any parts aflqlfic nefs, and unendowed with any notable virtues, tha notorious for any defect of underftanding, Clarendon Adpiring, faétious, fierce and loud, adj UNENGA'GED appropriated Whe Swift Not engaged; no we' have funk the only wnengaged reve nues left, our incumbrances muit remain perpetual UNENJO'YED No adj pofleffed obtaine Sa f ; no Each day 's"a miftrefs unenjoy'd before Like travellers, we 're pleas'd with feeing mote Unenjo'vyine. adi no fruition Drydefl Notufing; havin The more we have, the meaner is our ftorej The unenjoying, craving wretch is poor U~exra'rRGED. adj row; contraéted Creech Not enlarged; nar vha Urenlarged fouls are difgufted with the wonder whic th difcovered concernin ha microfcop the thape of little animals, which equal not a pep- per-corn ' Watt Not illumi adj UNENLIGHTENED nated b Moral virtue, natural reafon, wnenlightenc revelation, prefcribes Atterbury UNENSLA'VED. adj. Free; not enthralled 1 By the She fits a fov'reign, wnenflav'd and free. .J(fd!._l UNENTERTAINING adj. Giving UNeENTO'MBED Unburied; unif delight ; giving no entertainment. It was not wnentertaining to obferve by what de Popr grees I ceafed to be a witty writer adj Think'& thou unentomb'd to crofs the floods And feem'd wneath to fhake the ftedfaft ground adj. : M? terred A'roaring, hideous found That all the air with terror filled wide Une'prryine thofe faculties which we are endowe w r } might not remain idle and unemployed Locke I ng un With grace and learn 7 ndoww'd This {wift bufinef The robber of the fol UNEA"RTHLY Reft an expatiate i lif to'come e Prefcribé at firflt fuch &ri&, uneafy rules Milton Wilt thou rather chuf To lie fupinely, hoping heaven will blef ‘Thy flighted fruits, and give thee bread znearn'd 2fy and confin'd from home by-la As I am honeft Puck If we have wnearned luck Now to *fcape tlie ferpent's tongue We will make amends ere long - Shakefpeare Our work is brought to little, though begu t of it that uneafinefs will expofe us to all the'evil perfuafions of poverty Rogers adj. Not defiroyed ; not peDriven dow and th® undying worm Milton neafy in th have not, we fhall b Other éreatures all day long. Rovvc' idle, unemploy'dy and lef need reft, Ml{w." Wilt thou then ferve Phili tines with tha Which was exprefly given thee to annoy the‘g;&, Bcrtcr_ at home lie bedrid, not only idle Inglonou;, unemploy'd, with age outworn, Mi Our wife Creator has annexed to f vera] ob'ea and to the ideas we receiv of them, as ai,fo feveral of our thoughts, a c ncomitant pleafu tha of that unemptiable fountain of wifdom, which hat diverfely imparted her treafures Hooker Addifon's Freebolder people Spenfer's Ireland U~xea'RTHED. adj in the ground Addifon uncafy, exciting freth defires -irreverence; difobedience Uxea'RNED, adf .bour or merit Shakefp Uneafy, juftice upward flew And both the fifters to the ftars withdrew. Dryd The paffion and ill language proceeded from Tillotfon galled and #neafy mind Unxpu'TiFULNESS. #./. Want of refpect To chains of darknefs L Efirange 2. Difturbed; not at eafe The fith had long in Ceefar's ponds been fed And from its lord undutifully fleds Dryd: Fuvenal Unpy'ing < rifhing ftate does not pleafe him Dryden Tillotfon and ftaid all the othe becaufe hi Uncaly life to me Still watch'd and importun'd, but worfe for thee Unpvu'riruLry. adv. [from undutiful. Not according to duty held in thoughts are wneafy His prefen No man's reafon did ever dictate to him, that i is fit for a creature not to love God ; to be wundutiful to his great fovereign, and ungrateful to hi I fhoul UN UN UN UNE'NVIED adj Drydet Exempt from envy The fortune which nobody fees makes mi happy and unenvied A This lof Thus far at leaft recover'd, }Lllat}}: much mor Eftablith'd in a fafe, unenvie throne Yielded with full confent. Mi/tan‘s.Paraa'i/{LQ Thefe uncnvied ftand;Since what they a&, tranfcends what theycogj";‘;: What health promotes, and gives uwfl'v;;{fil'&'i‘"' Is all expencelefs, and procur'd witheafes fi"‘k‘fm' Beneath our humble cottage let.us ha ?‘:'IQYJ And here, unenwvied, ruraldaint.lesta('ce- P; Une'quasLe {elf; diverfe adj Differen rom March and September, theb]twof efg:fl::? the moit unfettleled and wnequaq ble ofel 164 |
