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Show UN UNT which changes the fituation of its parts upen a eafy and unpainful touch UnPa'LATABLE Locke Naufeous dj dif gufting A good man will be no more difturbed at the methods of corre&ion, than by feeing his friend tak Cellicr on Kindncfs unpalatable phyfick U~xprPa'RAGONED adj Unequalled ; un matched Either your unparagon'd miftrefs is dead, or fhe' out-priz'd by a trifle adj UNPA'RALLELED Shakefpeare's Cymbeline No matched not to be matched ; having no equal I have bee The book of his good a&s, whence men have rea His fame, unparalleled, haply amplified. Shake/p ‘Who had thought this clime had hel Milton's Arcades A deity fo anparaliel'd The father burft out again in tears, upon receiving this inftance of an wnparalleled fidelity fro one, who he thought had given herfelf up to th Addifon poffeflion of another O faét unparalled'd! Charles! beft of kings ‘What ftars their black, difatrous influence fhe Phillips On thy nativity UnPa"RDONABLE Fr. Unpa'RTIALLY, adv. Equally 3 indif- [impardonable adj Irremiffible It was thought in him an umpardonable offenc to alter any thing; in us as intolerable, that w Hooker fuffer any thing to remain unaltered Shakefpeare Oh, 'tis a fault too anpardonable "The kinder the mafter, the more unpardonable i L' Effrange the traitor Confider how unpardonable the refufal of fo muc Rogers grace muft render us U~xpra'RDONABLY. adv. Beyond forgivenefs Lauther's confcience turns thefe reafonings upo In antique tiimes was f; fava ge wilder ferently Unfaop/ed, unmanur'd Deem it not impoffible for you to err; fift un partiall The man who laugh'd but once to fee an af Mumbling to make the crofs-grain'd thiftles pafs Might laugh again to fee a jury cha Dryden The prickles of wnpalatable law UN you ow hearts, whether it be force of reafon, or vehemency of affection, which hath bre Hooker thefe opinions in you the faculty known The athes wind: unperceived thakes off. Bagen He alone To find where Adam fhelter'd, took his way Not unperceiv'd of Adam Milton's Paradife Lof. mak all money, which is lighter than that ftandard, zn Locke UnpA'SSIONATED tial muf carry himfelf with fingular {weetnefs Wetion's Buckingbam More fober heads hawe a fet of mifconceits which are as abfurd to an wnpaffionated reafon, a Glanwille's Scepfis thofe to our unbiafled fenfes The rebukes, which their faults will make hardl to be avoided, fhould not only be in fober, grave UnPE'RFECT fectus, Latin. adv How know we that our fouls fhall not this night be required, laden with thofe unpardened fins fo which we propofed to repent to-morrow Rogers Without paf 2. Not difcharged ; not cancelled by a le- gal pardon My returning into England #npardoned, hath de ftroyed that opinion Wxra"rpoONING Raleigh adj Not forgiving Curfe on th' unpard'ning prince, whom tears ca dra To no remorfe; who rules by lion's law And deaf to pray'rs, by ne fubmiflion bow'd Rends all alike, the penitent and proud ! Dryden CenUnpParRLIAME NTARINESS. 7 / trariety to the ufage or conftitution of parliament Senfible he was of that difrefpect; reprehendin them for the unparliamentarinefs of their remonClarendon ftrance in print Uxrarr1aME'NTARY. adj the rules of parliament Contrary t The fecret of all this unprecedented proceedin in their mafters, they muft not impute to their freedom in debate, but to that unparliamentary abufe, o fetting individuals upon their fhoulders, who wer Sawift hated by God and man Unpa'rTED adj. Undivided ; not fepa rated Tao little # eludes the dazzled fight Becomes mix'd blackn {5, orunparted light. Prior Unpa'RT1AL in ufe adj Equal ; honeft. No Clear evidence of truth, after a ferious and #n parsial examination Sanderfon To undo UnpEerFO‘RMED. adj. Undone; notdone A good law without execution is like an unptr formed promife money Unpe ACEABLE cline t and the other with current Shake[peare adj diftur in Quarrelfome th tranquillit others The defign is to refrain men from things which make them miferable to themfelves, #npeaccable an Tillotfon troublefome.to the world an adj Free from perury UxPERPLEXED. adj. Difentangled;not embarrafled In learning, little fhould be propofed to the mind d e o p e e f m l f i b a t at once ; a the next adjoining. part, yet unknown, fi[?:[c'ke" n i i o o p x l unper of UNPERSPI'RABLE. adj. Not to;be emit l. lr i} t o r p t ted throu fluids ma Lord, purge out of all hearts thofe unpeaceable, rebellious, mutinous, and tyrannizing, cruel {pirits5 thofe prides and haughtineffes, judging, an condemning, and defpifing of others Hammond's Fundamentals 7o UnpE'G. w.a. To ope clofed with a peg We are fecured to reap in another world ever]afiing, unperifbablefelicities. Hnmmand'sFundame.flMfi Beware of death ; thou canft not dieunperjir And leave an unaccomplifh'd.love behind Drydene. Thy vows are mine dicrous word with ferlin repentance Taylor's Rule of Holy Living UnpeRISHABLE, adj. Lafting toperpe tuity ; exempt from decay UNPERJURED A low lu- Pay her the debt you owe her, and unpay th villany you have done her: the ene you may d 7. /. Imperfection nius and Plautus, by true imitation of Homer an Euripides,. brought poetry to perfectnefs Afcham's Schoolmafier He roll'd his eyes, that witnefs'd huge difmay Where yet, unpawun'd, much learned lumber lay Pope 7o Unpra'y. @. a Peacham on Drawing Virgil and Horace {pying the unperfeéinefs in En- Not given to pledge. adj Incomplete UnPE'RFECTNESS incompletenefs Make us unpaffionately to fee the light of reafo King Gharles and religion UnPA'WNED adj. [imparfait, Fr. imper Chios, were the chiefeft Locke on Education. To unpath'd waters,undream'd fhores ; moft cestai To miferies enough Shakefpeare's Winter's Tale So as not to be his Venus, which he left at his death unperfe? i and unpaffionate words, but alfo alone and in private Unra'ssioNaTELY fion adv Pope. Apelles' picture of Alexander at Ephefus, an have been un 1. Not forgiven Unperceiv'd the heav'ns with ftars were hung Dryde Oft in pleafing tafks we wear the day, Some oleaginous particles, anperceivedly, affo- Buyle. ciated themfelves to.it Uxra'rrep. adj. Untracked ; unmarke pardonably wicked in wfing mafles for fifteen years, by paflage Atterbury A courfe more promifing > ONED adj UNPAR Than a wild dedication of yourfelve clean.sh data import.tsv out README him, and infers, that Luthe fteal myfelf from life, and melt away. Dryd, UNPERCEIVEDLY perceived by unpaffionate men, he di inftru&te bee An While fummer funs roll unperceiv'd away He attended the king into Scotland, and wa fworn a counfellor in that kingdom; where, as hav Thus daily changing by degrees, I'll wafte Still quitting greund, by unperceiv'd decay adj. Free from paffion; calm; impar- UNpA'sSIONATE for his religion and ho UnrERCE'1VED. adj. Not obferved ; no heeded ; not fenfibly difcovered; no the labour and curiofity of no mortal has ever ye Temple known You fwell yourfelf as though you were a man o learning already; you are thereby building a mof unpaffable barrier againft all improvement Watts on the Mind pafjable and eminen nefty; t-at his rathnefs and ignorance may no unpeople the commonwealth Addion Efbery xvie 24 They are vaft and wnpaffable mountains, whic muf He muft be t}iirt{v-fivc years old, a do&or o but moft hateful to wild beafts Making a new ftandard for money Shall war unpeople this my realm Sbklzeflaefi? To few unknown Long after5 now unpespled, and unt od, Milz Vet few, and ftrangers, in th® unpeopled pla ; Dryden Every country, which fhail not do according t thefe things, fhall be made not only unpaffable fo 2. Not current ; not fuffered to pafs Spe The lofty mountains feed the favage r c UnPA"SSABLE. adj 1. Admitting no paffage men efg il isi the moft #npes fpirpirababllee of an Bil i ; Inexorable .; no 1o UNPERSUA DABLE. adj o be perfu t b d u r p u He, finding his fifter's zlus, had for a ag{jfl e love of Amph through t {i r:y her court t j a thin a n l r R m f t a reted p Unpeg the bafket on the houfe's top Shakefpeare's Hamlet Let the birds fly Not kept in deUxrE'NsIONED. adj pendance by a penfion Could penfion*d Boileau, lafh in honeft ftrai Flatt'rers and bigots, ev'n in Louis' reign And I not firip the gilding off a knave Unplac'd, unpenfion'd, no man's heir or flave Pope 7o Uxpre'oPLE. w. 2. To depopulate to deprive of inhabigants In many con d t r e v l a i q t unpetrified 5 that is : ; z ( ) ; / g r w a remain as wood UNPHILOSO PHICAL. 44/ Un uitab e t f g i ; h l ! o h o o i p the rules o bxm s fils Your conceptions are unpbx/afi) l f n m e g h get that the brai ;s ir e t t i r c a h i w texture it G I a i a t ): f" & ftrokes they recei aken a correfponden idea e t fe t e t t e c w h m pinlopbical walt bec m b" db b' un 1 i fo di h i an in order |
