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Show UN m l d u fi o bu i fi o g l t c wrhi n k a r c d u fi o it fa ve un a tation ¢hat is, of all fins of direét and perfonal con;mi}i NouUtR fio%:hc univerfality of the deluge ‘I infift upon ; an ¢hat marine bodies are found in all parts of th . Podward world A fpecial conclufion cannot be m(-crr;\} from moral uniwerfality, nor alw:ay.s fromxa phyfical one though it may be always inferred from an univerWatts ality that is metaphyficzfl. He might have feen it in an inftance or two and he miftook accident for univerfality univer/al. [fro adv Uxive RSALLY R‘)‘r::/fi/.‘ Throughout the whole ; without excepon tlTho{'e offences which are breaches of fuperna tural laws, violate in general that principle of reafon, which willeth wniverfally to fly from evil Hooker \ D There beit beheld, where univerfally admir'd B Milton What he borrow the antients, he repay fro with ufury of his own, in coin as good, and a univerfally valuable This inftitution of charity-fchool prevailed U'N1vERSE. . /. [univers Lat. Dryden univerfall y A'df{ffm Fr. univerfum The general fyftem of things Creeping murmur, and the poring dark Shake[peare Fills the wide vefiel of the uniwerfe God here fums up all into man ; the whole int a parts the wniwerfe into an individual South Father of heav''n - Nant < Whofe word call'd out this univerfe to birth. Prior Unive'RSITY 7.fo [univerfitas, Latin. A {chool, where all the arts and facul ties are taught and ftudied While I play the good hufband at home, m fon and fervants fpend all at the univerfity Shake[peare's Taming of the Shrew In the treatifes alfo of place between ecclefiaftica rRi dlz dignities, or degrees of the uniwerfities, fuch reafon and authorities are commonly ufed as may be applied likewife to temporal dignities Selden The univerfities, efpecially Aberdeen, flourifhe under many excellent fcholars, and very learne men Clarendon Uni'vocav. adj. [univocus, Latin. 1. Having one meaning as fignify two or more different ideas, or differen Watts 2. Certain; regular; purfuing always on tenour concei make putrefadtiv generation correfpondent unto feminal productions; and conceives inequivocal eftets, and univocal conformit unto the efficient Brown Unr'vocarry adw. [from univocal. and mortal, if the venial be not fin into venia Hall It were too great prefumption to think, tha there is any thing in any created nature, that ca bear any perfeét refemblance of the incomprehen fible perfection of the divine nature; very bein itfelf does noé predicate univocally touching God and any created being, and intelle&, and will a . We attribute them to him Hale 2. In one tenour All creatures are generated univocally by parent of their ow kind fpontaneous generation ther i n fuc thip a Ray Uxnjo'vous. adj. Not gay; not cheerful Morn, late rifing o'er the drooping world UN‘ ts Eier pale eye unjoyous 'I‘hlt.l‘icrr?(‘s :;)!\n}mg his ufurpation moft unjuft Endeavour'd my advancement to the throne. Sha He that is unjuf? in the leaft, is wnjuft alf i much " Luke, xvi ing kings" juft recovery of their righ from wnjuft ufurpations and extortions, fhall neve be prejudiced by any act of mine King Charles Th* unjuft the juft hath flain " Milton He who was fo unjuft as to do his brother an in Juryy will fearce be fo juft to condemn himfelf fo it Uxnju'sTiFrasre adi Locke Not to be de fended ; not to be juftified If thefe reproaches, which aim only a¢ oftentation of wit, be fo unjuftifiable, what fhall we fay t thofe that are drawn, that are founde Government o If we could look into effefts, w nounce boldly : but for a man to giv in malice the Tongue might prohis opinio of what he fees but in part, is an unjuftifiable piec of rafhnefs Addifon In a juft and honourable war we engaged ; no out of ambition, or any other unjuftifiable motive but for the defence of all that was dear to us Uxju'sTiriaBLENESs. . / lity of not being juftifiable Atterbury The qua He wifhed them to confider of the illegality o all thofe commiffions, and of the unjuftifiablenefs o all the proceedings which had been by virtue o them Clarendon When it is unlawful upon the unjuftifiablenefs o the ground, we fin in it till we put an end to it Kettleavell Unju'sTirraeLy. adv. Ina manner no to be defended Unju'sTLY. adv, In a manner contrar to right If aught againft my lif Thy country fought of thee, it fought unjufly Milton Whom, but for voting peace, the Greeks purfue Accus'd unjuftly, then unjuftly flew Denbam Your choler doe mgiz/fl{y rife the other as unjuftly pretends to Swift Unxke'mpr. adj. Not combed Obfolete Thenot, to that I chofe thou doft me tempt But ah! too well I wot my humble vaine And how my rhimes been rugged and unkempt Spenfer 7oUNKE'NNEL. . a 1. To drive from his hole Search, feek, find out the fox I warrant we Il unkenne Let me ftop this way firt, So, now un cape Shakefpeare I warrant you, colonel, we Il #nkennel him L. In one term ; in one fenfe How is fin uniocally diftinguifhe Moderation the one fide very juftly difowns, an or but one fort of thing : equivocal words are fuc Thi I fhould forg Quarrels unjy againft the good and Joyal,Deftroying them for wealth Shake[p, Macbath To fee your friends purfue your enemies, Dryden Uttivocal words are fuch as fignify but one idea forts of objeéts UN Thomfon's Winter _IJ}J ST. adj. [injufte, Fr. injuflus, Lat. fquitous ; contrary to equity ; contrary to juftice, It is ufed both of perfons and things »Dz:w{fn 2. To roufe from its fecrecy or retreat If his occult guil Do not itfelf unkennel in one fpeech It is a damned ghoft that we have feen U~xkE'NT @dj Unknown [u an ken Shakefp to know. Obfolete Go, little book, thyfelf prefent As child whofe parent is unkent B SI)['LLr UnkE'PT. ad) 1. Not kept ; not retained 2. Unobferved ; unobeyed things kept generally heretofore, are no in like fort generally unkept, and abolithed, ever Unk1'np nevolent Hooker adj To Nimrod our author feem and fays, that he againit right enlarged his empire Locke A real joy I never knew Till I believ'd thy paflion true A real grief I nc'er can find T'ill thou prov'it perjur'd or unkind And they ferve you ferve yo Prior difinchin'd in their height of kindnefs, are um.‘.:/i. oung Unki'npry. adj. [wn and kind. 1. Unnatural ; contrary to nature They, with their fiithinefs Polluted this fame gentle foil long time That their own mother loath'd their beallinefs And 'gan abhor her brood's unkindly crime All were they born of her own native (ime Spen/ 2. Malignant ; unfavourable The goddefs, that in rural fhrin Dwell'ft here with Pan, or Sy Forbidding every blea To touch the profperous growth of this tall wood Uxki'NDLY Milion adv 1. Without kindnefs ; without affeétion The herd, unkindly wife Or chaces him from thence, or from him flies Denban: If we unkindly part Will not the poor fond creature break her heart Dryden 2. Contrarily to nature All works of nature Abortive, monftrous, or unkindly mix'd Milton Unk1'NDNESS. 7 /. [from wnkind.] Malignity; ill-will ; want of affeétion Take no unkindnefs of his hatty words. Shakefp His unjuft unkindnefs, that in all reafon fhoul have quenched her love, hath, like an impedimen in the current, made it more violent and unruly Shakepeare's Meafure for Meafure After their return, the duke executed the fam authority in conferring all favours, and in reveng~ing himfelf upon thofe who had manifefted any unkindnefs towards him Claxendon Eve-A on wh loves an fom wnkindnf meets With fweet, auftere compofure, thus reply'd. Miit Chrift, who was the only perfon to have refente this unkindnefs, finds an extenuation of it South's Sermons She figh'd, the wept, thelow'd ; *twasall the cou'd And with unkindnefs feem'd to tax the god 7o UnNk1'NG alty w. a Dryd To deprive of roy God fave king Henry, unking'd Richard fays And fend him many years of funthine days! Shak It takes the force of law : how then, my lord If as they would zzking my father now To make you way Southerit Un~k1'ssep adi Not kiffed Foul words are but foul wind, and foul wind i but foul breath, and foul breath is noifome; there fore I will depart unkift Shakefpeare's Much Ado U'~NKLE. 7. /. [oncle, French.] The brother of a father or mother. See UncrE His uncle Siward, @nd the good Macduff Of noblenefs and chivalrie where Shakefpeare a little unkind The Englith power is near, led on by Malcolm To him, that is the prefiden Man To the noble min Rich gifts wak poor, when givers prove unkind Not favourable 5 not be In nature there 's no blemifh but the .rmnd";' None can be call'd deform'd, bus the wakinde Shak Shakefp Give me good fame, ye pow'rs! and make m Juft Thus much the rogue to public ears will truft In private then :=-When wilt thou, mighty Jove My wealthy uncle from this world remove ? Dryd Unkn1'cHTLY knight adj Unbecomin With fix hours hard riding through wild places I overgot the ill:favoure a little befor caftle th plac night wher nea a -ol perceive they meant to perform their unkuightly errand e Sidney I |
