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Show ‘ N Uns'QUAL 1. Not even adj [inequalisy Latin. . mca‘.ly.xd‘xpted to fall fo unerrin ly tnto regula compofitions, is beyond our faculties to conceive There fits deformity to mock my body Shakefpeare To fhape my legs of an unequal fize You have here more than one example of Chau Dryden cer's unequal numbers 2, Not equal ; inferiour Among wneguals Milton what fociety To blifs unknown my lofty foul afpires My lot unequal to my vaft defires Arbuthnot . Partial; not beftowing on both the fam advantages Whe to conditions of urequal peac He fhall fubmit, then may he not poffef Kingdom nor life 4 [Znegal, French. Denbanm Difproportioned; il matched Unequal work we find . Againft unequal arms to fight in pain Milton From his ftrong arm I faw his rival run And in a crowd th' wnegual combat fhun. Drydes And oft the furious wafp the hive alarm With louder hums, and with #negual arms. Addi Fierce Belinda on the Baron fliea Nor fear'd the chicf th' unegz/ fight w try. Pope 5. Not regular ; not uniform So ftrong, yet {0 unegual pulfes beat Dryden Use'QuaLABLE. adj. Not to be equalled; not to be paralleled Chrift's love to God is filial and unegualable Boyle UNe‘QuaLLED adj Unparalleled ; un rivalled in excellence By thofe unegualled and invaluable bleflings, h manifefted how much he hated fin, and how muc he loved finners Boyle Dorinda came, divefted of the fcor Which the uneguall'd maid fo long had worn Rofcommon Une'QuaLLy. adw Indifferent degrees in difproportion one to the other When we view fome well-proportion'd dome No fingle parts wrnegually furprize All comes united to th" admiring eyes Pope Une'QuaLness. 7 / of being unequal UNE‘QuiTABLE. ad) not juft Inequality; ftat No impartial We force him to ftand to thofe meafures whic we think too uneguitable to prefs upon a murderer Decay of Piety Unequi'vocar adj Not equivocal This conceit is erroneous, making putrefactiv generations correfpondent unto feminal produétions and conceiving unequivocal efteCts, and univoca conformity unto the efficient. Brozon's Vulg. Err UNe'RRABLENESS 7. / Incapacit o €rrour The manyinnovations of that church witnefs th da{lger of prefuming upon the unerrablencfs of 3""/"3 Uss'rr1ve Deca Ojvl'fqt_}' adj. [inerrans, Latin. The irrefiftible infirmities of our nature mak a perfeét and anerring obedience impoffibles Rogers Faft in chains conftrain the various god Who bound obedient to fuperior force nerring will prefcribe your deftin'd courfe His javelin threw Hiffing in air th? unerring weapon flew certain ; Tl_le king a mortal fhaft lets fi From his unerring hand ja Pape Dryden Denbam N/IS this th' urerring power? the ghott reply'd Nor Phebus flatterq 5 nor his anfwersly'd ] Of lovers of truth, for truth' Dryd fake, there i 15 One umerring mark: the not entertaining an p o lprpontt ofition wit h greate affurance than the proof it 'S,b‘"lt upon will warrant "NE RRINGLY Glanwille Unescue'wasre. adj. Inevitable; unavoidable; not to be efcaped. Not i ufe He gave the mayor fufficient warning to fhif for fafety, if an unefchewable deftiny had not altered him Carcw Unese1'En. adj. Not feen; undifcovered undefcried Treachery, guile, and deceit, are things whic may fora while, butdo not long, go unefpied. Heoker Fro living eyes her open fhame to hide And live in rocks and caves long unefpied. Sperfer Nearer to view his prey, and usefpie To mark what of their ftate he more might learn Milton The fecond fhaft came {wift and unefpied And pierc'd his hand, and nail'd it to his fide Drydes UNESSE'NTIAL. ad] 1. Not being of the laft importance ; no conftituting effence Tillotfon was moved rather with pity, than indignation, towards the perfons of thofe who differe from him in the wmeffintial parts of Chriftian 2. Void of real being Addifon's F The void profoun Of uneffintial night receives him next UxEesTa'sLisHED Milton adj. Not eftablifhed From plain principles, doubt may be fairly folved and not clapped up from petitionary foundation uneftablifbed Brozon Un~Ee'vEN, adj Locke adv Without miftake ac m b l o f i w e a Vvovl}.l.a tItlh,ore figure Unexa'cTED. adj taken by force No exatted no All was common, and the fruitful cart Was free, to give her unexaéfed birth Dryden Unexa'MINED. adj. Not inquired ; no tried; not difcuffed Yet within thefe five hours Haftings liv' Untainted, unexamin'd, free at libesty Shakefp They utter all they think, with a violence an indifpofition, urexamined, without relation to per fon, place, or fitnefs Ben Fonfon The moft pompous feeming knowledge, that i built on the urexamined prejudices of fenfe, fiand not Glanwille U~Nexa'mPLED. adj. Not known by an precedent or example Charles returned with unexampled lofs from Algiers Raleigh O unexampled love Love no where to be found lefs than divine. M God vouchfafed Enoch an unexampled exemptio from death Boyle Your twice conquer'd vaffals Firft, by your courage, then your clemency Here humbly vow to facrifice their lives Th T Th gift of this your umexampled mercy your command Denbam's Sophy tune my pipe afrefh, cach night and day unexampled goodnefs to extol Philips Urnexce'prionasre to any objeétion adi Perfonal prejudices fhoul Not liabl not hinder us fro purfuing, with joint hands and hearts, the wsmexceptionable defign of this pious inftitution. Arters Unexci'sep. adi.' No payment of excife UnEXCO'GITABLE. adi 1. Not even ; not level Thefe high wild hills, and rough, unevesn ways Draw out our miles, and make them wearifome Shake[peare Some faid it was beft to fight with the Turk in that unewen, mountain country, where the Turk' chief ftrength confifting in the multitude of hi horfemen fhould ftand him in fmall ftead Kaolles's Hiftory They made the ground znewven about their neft infomuch that the flate did not lie flat Addifon 2. Not fuiting each other; not equal The Hebrew verfe confifts of uneven teet Peacbam UNE‘VENNESS. 7. / 1. Surface not level ; inequality of {urface This foftnefs of the foot, which yields to th ruggednefs and wnevennefs of the roads, renders th feet lefs capable of being worn than if they wer more folid Ray on the Creation That motion which can continue long in on and the fame part of the body, can be propagated long way from one part to another, fuppofing th body homogeneal; fo that the motion may not b refle€ted, refracted, interrupted any unewvennefs of the body Edward II. thoug N- fubje& t th And beggars tafte thee usnexcis'd by kings. Bronwn or difordered b Newton 2. Turbulence ; changeable ftate L. Committing no miftake 2y Incapab!e of failure USNA by reafon of the troubles and unewvennefs 9f his rcigr} the very law itfelf had many interruptions; yet i held . its current in that ftate his father had lef it in Hale 3. Not {fmoothnefs Notwithftanding any fuch unevenscfs or indiftin@nefs in the ftyle of thofe places, concernin the origin and form of the earth Burnet's Theory of the Earth [inevitabilis, Lat adj UNEVITABLE Inevitable; not to b inevitable, Fr. efcaped So jealous is fhe of my love to her daughter that I never yet begin to open my mouth to th unewitable Philoclea, but that her unwifhed prefenc gave my tale a conciufio ning out Wherein can man refemble his unexcogitabl power and perfe€nefs clean.sh data import.tsv out README Ral. Hiffory of the World UnEexEcuTED. adj. Not performed ; no done Leave unexecuted your own renowned knowledge Shakefpeare Unexe'MPLIFIED. adj. Not made know by inftance or example Thofe wonders a generation returned with f unexemplified an ingratitude, that it is not the leaf of his wonders, that he would vouchfafe to wor any of them Boyle This being a new, unexemplify'd kind of policy muft pafs for the wifdom of this particular age fcorning the examples of all former ages Unexe'mpT privilege adj before it had a b~?lSidney Scuth Not free by peculia You invert the cov'nants of her truft And harfhly deal, like an ill borrower With that which you receiv'd on other terms Scorning the unexemp: conditio By which all mortal frailty muft fubfit Milon UNEXERCISED experienced an unfortunate prince, an Not to be foun adj Not prattifed ; no Meflapus, with his ardour, warm A heartlefs train, unexercis'd in arms Dryden Abftraét ideas are not {o obvious to the yet wnexercifed mind, as particular ones Locke UNEXHAU'STED adj [inexhauflus, Lat. Not {pent; not drained to the bottom What avail her wnexbaufted ftores While proud oppreflion in her vallies reigns > 4dd Unexra'nDED adf Not fpread out Every feetus bears a fecret hoard' With fleeping, unexparded iffue ftor'd Blackmore Unexre'cTED. adj Not thought on fudden ; not provided againft Have wifdom to provide always beforehand, tha thoie evils overtake us not, which death wnexsefte doth ufe to bring upon carelefs men 3 and alt]fi'»u; it be fudden in itfelf, neverthelefs, in regard of ou prepared miads, it may not be fudden Hooker T Sit |
