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Show Sith evils, great and unexpeed, do caufe often times even them to think upon divine power wit fearfulleft fufpicions, which have been otherwif the moft facred adorers thereof ; how fhould w look for any conftant refolution of mind in fuc cafes, faving only where unfeigned affeétion t God hath bred the moft affured confidence to b Hooker aflifted by his hand O unexpeffed firoke | worfe than of death Mui I thus leave thee, paradife? Milt, Par. Loft Them unexpeded jo furpriz'd ‘When the great enfign of Meffiah blaz'd. Milton Some amazemen But fuch as {prung from wonder, not from fear Denhant's Sophy It was fo anexp To the pale foes they fuddenly draw near Dryden And fummon them to unexpeiied fight Deep was the wound j he ftagger'd with the blow Dyryden { foe turn'd him to his u# An When Barcelona was taken by a moft unexon the mag pected accident of a bomb lightin zine, then the Catalonians revolted Swi Unexpr'cTEDLY adv Suddenly at time unthought of Oft he feems to hide his face But anexpefiedly returns Miltor' A moft bountiful prefent, when I was moft i want of it, came moft feafonably and unexpeciedl to my relief Dryden If the concernment be poured in amexpeiiedl Dryden upon us, it overflows us You have fairer warning tha unexpeéiedly cut off others who ar Wake My heart was filled with a deep melancholy fee feveral droppin mirth t wnmexpefiedly in the midft o Addifon Unexpe'cTEDNESS. #. /i Suddennefs unthought of time or manner He deferibes the unexpeczednefs of his appearance Watts UnexpE'DIENT.24). Inconvenient; not fit Mufick would not be unexpedient after meat, t affift and cherifh nature in her firft conco&ion, an fend their minds back to ftudy in good tune Milton on Education U~expe'R1IENCED. adj Not verfed not acquainted by trial or pra&tice The wifeft, unexperienc'd, will be eve Timorous and loth, with novice modefty Irrefolute, unhardy, unadvent'rous Milton Long ufe may firengthen men againft many fuc inconveniences, which, to umexperienced perfons may prove very hazardous. #ilkins's Math. Mag The pow'rs of Troy Not a raw and unexperienc'd train But firm body of embattled men Dryden Thefe reproaches are the extravagant fpeeches o d the things they fpeak againt thofe unexperiencei Tillotfon Unexperienced young men, if unwarned, take on Locke thing for another The fmalleft accident intervening, often produces fuch changes, that a wife man is juft much in doubt of events, ds the moft ignorant an unexperienced Savif UnexPE'RT. adj. [ inexpertus ‘Wanting fkill or knowledge Latin. Prior unexpert Unezpro'RED. adj 1. Not fearched out Oh pious foul, from a confcience of its own inno Tillotfon cency UNEXPRE'SSIVE. adj 1. Not having the power of uttering o Pope 2. Not tried; not known Under thy friendly conduct will I fl To regions unexplor''d Dyyden Not laid open to cen They will endeavour to diminifh the honour o the beft treatife, rather tha an natura th i Thi analogical fignification 2. Inexpreflible ; unutterable; ineffable % r, and ou Improp not to be exprefled of ufe Run, run » Orlando, catv air the the chachafte, and 1 The fair on ev'ry tre effive fhe Shak With nea pure his ouz locks he laves And hears the unexpreffive, nuptial fong In the bleft kingdoms, meek, of joy and love Milton The helmed cherubim And fworded feraphim Are feen in glitt'ring ranks, with wings difplay'd Harpin in loud an folem quire With inexpreffive notes, to heaven's new-born heir Milton UNEXTE'NDED adj fignable fpace How inconceivabl no af Occupyin having noc dimenfions is it, tha an unextended fubftance fhoul a {pi 1r itual, 7. reprefen to th mind an extended one, asa triangle Locke adj [ inextin UNEXTI'NGUISHABLE guible, Fr. pu Unquenchable; not to b out Pain of waextinguif Muft exercife us, without hope of end Wha native unextinguifpabl beant Milton muf b impreffed through the whole, which the defzedatio of fo many parts by a bad printer, and a worf editor, could not hinder from fhining forth ! Bent/ adj UNEXTI NGUISHED Latin. [ inextinéius 1. Not quenched ; not put out The {ouls, who that unhappy flame invades Make endlefs moans, and, pining with defire Lament too late their unextinguifp'd fire.. Dryden Ev'n o'er your cold, your ever-facred ur His conftant flame thall anextinguifl'd burn. Ly 2. Not extinguifhable An ardent thirft of honour; a foul unfatisfie with all it has done, and an unextinguifp'd defire o Dryden doing more Unxra'pED adj Not withered A lovely flow'r owe His fz;nthfu], and receive them into blifs UnraITHFULLY perfidiouly adj UnFAITHFULNESS perfidioufnefs As the ubfchEt‘ make ftem fhal Not liable to wither Certain fuffer the little mif takes of the author to pafs unexpofed Warts on the Mind Bacon n, / Treachery of what fome writers deliver it very difficul to be underfiood Pope not mifling Nothing the united voice of all hiftory proclaim fo loud, as the certain, wnfailing curfe, that ha purfued and overtook facrilege South Thou, fecure of my unfailing word anfaithfulnefs of too many others, makes itunfit t be relied on By UnrA'LLowWED adj Not fallowed Th' unfalliw'd gleb Yearly o'ercomes the granaries with ftore Philips Of golden wheat Unr AMULIAR. adj a 1s no Unaccuftomed; fuc common The matters which we handle, feem, by reafo of newnefs, dark, intricate, unfamiliar Hooker Chaucer's uncouth, or rather unfamiliar, language deters many readers Warton's Spenfer UnFa'sHI10NABLE. adj. Not modifh; no according to the reigning cuftom A man writes good fenfe, but he has not a happ manner of expreflion Perhaps he ufes obfolet and unfafbisnable language Watts's Logick Urxra'sHIONABLENESS. from the mode 7 /. Deviatio apifh, affected poftures Unra'suionaBLy adv not honeit to charg Swift adv. [from unfair. Noti a juft manner Shionable. 1. Not according to the fafhion 2. Unartfully Deform'd, unfinifh'd, fent before my tim Into this breathing world, fcarce half made up And that fo lamely and unfafbionably Shakefp. Rickard I1I That dogs bark at me UNFA'SHIONED. adj 1. Not modified by art Mark but how terribly his eyes appear And yet there 's fomething roughly noble there Which in anfafbion'd nature, looks divéne And, like a gem, does in the quarry fhine. Dryd 2. Having no regular form A lifelefs lump, unfafbion'd and unfram'd Dryd Of jarring feeds, and juftly chaos nam'd v. a. To loofe; to unfix a wave forcibly fpoiled his weaker hand of hold S idfl{} Then in the key-hole turn Th' intricate wards, and every bolt apd ba Of maffy iron, or folid rock, with eal Unfaftens UNFATHERED adj Milton's Paradife Lo Fatherlefs; hav ing no father They do obferv Unfather'd heirs, and loathly births of nature Shake[peart M wine o t f u i e e p u b e e t n the inhabit Addifon 55]e Beneath unfathomable depths they faint And fecret in their gloomy cavernsjfil{tf-m,s ouid not be found break one jot of your promife, I wil the moft atheiftical break-promife, an unworthy, that may be chofen out o band of the unfaithful Shake/peare feet, throug weight lake, whic caf en ex o en th i 2. That of w UNFA'ITHFUL. ad) 1. Perfidious; treacherous If yo thinl yo the mof the grof Locke [ from unfa UnFA'THOMABLE. adj founded by a line b t No 1 Unra'tr. adj. Difingenuous ; fubdolous In the midft of the plaina beautifu Unra'tRLY fo th He had no fooner unfaffened his hold, but tha For her th' unfading rofe of Eden blooms And wings of feraphs fhed divine perfumes Unra'iLinG. adj ado, Treacheroufly for him that is counfelled Dryden Unra'DING Milion "T'here is danger of being unfaithfully and more for the good of the{n tfi/at cyou(:xl}:lmtl;d Zo Unr¥sTEN Unfaded yet, but yet unfed below No more to mother earth or the gree To judge th m{fai!bfi{l dead 5 but to rewap Natural #nfofbiorablenefs is much better tha me with being in your debt Could make a gentle belle reject a lord adj does overflow th wunexpreffible comfor exprefling 2. Impious ; infidel Thence fhall com You come, like an znfair merchant fay what ftranger caufe, yet unexplor'd Unexro'sep fure Wha Ineffable ; no adj UNEXPRE'SSIBLE to be uttered Compofe thy fwelling foul, and fheath thy fword Dryden Receive the partner of my inmoft foul Him you will find in letters, and in laws No UN UN UN unfaithfu t thei Betray'd me tumbling from a tow'ry height, Pope A thoufand parts of our bo fified in all the dimenfions of {c li overwhelms the fancy in a ne B able number UNFA THOMABLY founded t no a adv. S Cover'd pitsy unfarhomably deep Tharf UnNpA THOMED |