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Show UN UxPRONOUNCED. adj. Not uttered; no {poken Mad'ft imperfect words, with childith trips U,,Pronaunc'd, flide through my infantlips. Milton UnpPROPER. 4 . Not peculiar Milligns nightly lie in thofe unproper beds Which they dare {wear peculiar. ~ Shake/p. Othello Contrarily to pro 2. Unfit; not right UnprOPERLY. adv priety ; improperly Between the child and parent Usprorr T10US, adj inaufpicious Shakefp. Coriolanus Not favourable Smote ev'ry brain, and wither'd ev'ry bay Sick was the fun o "{e fuited t No adj Pope Nor any unprogortion'd thought his a&. - Shakefp Not propofed adj Diyden The means are unpreopos'd Not fupported UnprO'PPED. adj upheld no With languifh'd head unpropp'd, as one paft hope Abandoned, and by himfelf given over Milton's Agonifles The fatal fang drove deep within his thigh And cut the nerves; the nerves no more fuftai The bulk; the bulk, unpropp'd, falls headlong o Dryden the plain ~ UnPRrO'SPEROUS. adj. [improfper, Lat. Unfortunate ; not profperous . The winter had been very unprofperous and unlarendon fuccefsful to the king Nought unprofp'rous fhall thy ways attend Born with good omens, and with heav'n thy friend Pope Usrro'sPEROUSLY. adw. Unfuccefsfully When a prince fights juftly, and yet znprofperoufly, if he could fee all thofe reafons for whic God hath fo ordered it, he would think it th . moft reafonable thing in the world Taylor UneroTE'cTED. adj. Not protected; no fupported ; not defended By woeful experience, they both did learn, tha to forfake the true God of heaven, is to fall int a'll fuch evils upon the face of the earth, as men either deflitute of grace divine, may commit, or unproteted from above, endure Unrro'vep. adj 1. Not tried; not known by trial Hooker Unpeopled, unmanur'd, unprov'd, unprais'd Spenfer There I found a freth unproved knight Whofe manly hands imbrue Had never been in guilty bloo 2, Not evinced by argument Fairy Queen There is much of what fhould be demonftrate left unproved by thofe chymical experiments. Boyle w. 4 To diveflt of re folution or qualifications ; to unfurnifh 1'1l not expoftulate with her, lef Her beauty unprovide my mind again Shakefpeare's Othello .Profper.xty, inviting every fenf ith various arts to unprovide my mind What but a Spartan fpirit can {uftai he thocks of fuch temptations Southern 1. Not fecured or qualified by previou meafures : ,_rW};ifle fh:alll find one that can fteal well> Ia a fine thief of two and twenty, or thereabout mhemoufly unprowided feditious had neither weapons, order; no c_othfcl 3 but being in all things unprovided, wer Hayward Th* ambitious emprefs with her fon is join'd And, in his brother's abience, has defign' The unprovided town to take Dryden : True zeal is not a folitary, melancholy grace, a if only fit to dwell in mea minds fuch as ar unprowided of all other natural, moral o {piritual abilities Spratt Courts are feldom unprovided of perfons unde this charatter, on whom moft employments naturally fall Swift adj Not provoked The teeming earth, yet guiltlefs of the plough And wunprewok'd, did fruitful ftores allow. Dryden Let them forbear all open and fecret methods o encouraging a rebellion fo deftruétive, and fo uz provoked Addifon I ftabbed him a ftranger, unprovcking, inoffenfive UnpPrU'NED Fleetavood adj. Not cut; not lopped The whole land is full of weeds Her fruit-trees all unpran'd Shakefpeare Unru'Brick rally known adj Private; not gene or feen Virgins muft be retired and unpublick : for al freedom of fociety is a violence done to virginity not in its natural, but in its moral capacity; tha is, it lofes part of its feverity and ftrictnefs, b publithing that perfon, whofe work is religion whofe thoughts muft dwell in heaven Pope publifbed [impunis adj No Fr. punifhed; fuffered to continue in impunity Bind not one fin upon another thalt not be unpunifped for in one tho Ecclus. viii. 8 Shakefps Henry V And feem'd to boaft his fortunate offence Dryden Unbought adj foured, in winter than in fummer Buacon's Natural Hiffory No animal wnputrified, being burnt, yields an alkaline falt; but, putrified, yields a volatile alkali Arbutbnot Till he has denudat:d himfelf of all thefe incumbrances, he is utterly ungualified for thefe agonies Decay of Piety Al the writers againft chriftianity, fince th Revolution, have been of the loweft rank in regar to literature, wit, and fenfe ; and upon that accoun wholly ungualified to propagate herefies, unlef among a people already abandoned Savift Tories are more hated by the zealous whigs tha the very papifts, and as much zngualificd for th {malleft offices Swift 7o UnQua'LiFy. @. a. To difqualify to diveft of qualification Arbitrary power fo diminithes the bafis of th female figure, as to ungualify a woman for an evening walk Addifon Our private misfortunes may unqualify us fo charity : but refle€, whether they may not hav been inflicted by God, as a juft punithment of cu former unmercifulnefs Atterbury Deafnefs unqualifies me for all company. Swift UNQUA'RRELLABLE not be impugned a4j Such as can There arife unto the examination fuch fatisfactory and unguarrelable reafons, as may confirm th caufes generally received. Brown's Vulgar Errours 7o UNQUE'EN w. 4 To diveft of th dignity of queen Embal Denbam No Urvque'NcuaBLE able me purged ; unpu Is Brutus fick And will he fteal out of his wholcfom.e bed To tempt the rheumy and unpurged air Shak. Fulius Cefar To add unto his ficknefs In her vifage round thofe {pots, unpurg'd Vapours not yet into her fubftance turn'd. Milton adj 1. Not freed from recrement 2. Not cleanfed from fin Not defigned no intentional Do it Or thy precedent fervices are al Unextinguifh Bacon The people on their holidays Impetuous, infolent, znguenchable. Milt, Agoniftes The criminal's penitence may have numbere him among the faints, when our unretraéted uncharitablenefs may fend us to unquenchable flames Governinent of the Tongue Qur love of God, our unguenchable defires to pro mote our well-grounde hopes to enjoy his glory {thould take the chief place in our zeal Unque'NCHABLENESS Spratt's Sermons 7 / Unextin guifhablenefs Hakeavill UNQUE'NCHED. adj 1. Not extinguifhed ‘We have heats of dungs, and of lime #nguenched Bacon z. Not extinguifhable Sadnefs, or great joy, equally diffipate the fpirits, 4nd immoderate exercife in hot air, with uz quenched thirft Arbutbnot UNQUE'STIONABLE adj 1. Indubitable ; not to be doubted The duke's carriage was furely noble through out 3 of ungueftionable courage in himfelf,and rathe _ Our finful nation having been long in the furPiety o Deca ied unpuri bu out com no i nace adj adj We reprefent wildfires burning in water and uzn rified Unrpu'rPosED Not fit fire part of what they lent, return t' our gods Uxpu'RIFIED adj I was amazed to fee the unguenchablene[s of thi Unpurchas'd plenty our full tables loads adj Meat and drink laft longer unputrified, or un quenchable Apply your care wholly to thofe which are uz UnPU'RGED Not corrapted b adj Unru'rririen rottennefs A queen, and daughter to a king, inter me. Shak 2. Not given to the publick An All night the dreadlefs angei unpurfue Through heav'n's wide champain held his way Miltorr Then lay me forth ; although ungueen'd, yet lik All bleft fecrets All you unpublif'd virtues of the earth Spring with my tears Shakefpeare's King Lear U~xpu'RCcHASED Not purfued adj Taylor UnPU'BLISHED. adj 1. Secret; unknown UnxPU'NISHED Uxrurstev U~xqua'LiFiep The vent'rous vi€tor march'd unpuni/b'd hence In antique times was favage wildernefs adf Th and viétual ar King Charles Divine juftice will not let oppreffion go uapuL'Eftrange nifbed The lan NEROVI'DED Thofe unprovided of tacklin forced to fea Uxrrovo'kiNG. adj. Giving no offence He lives at random, carelefsly diffus'd LoUnPrOVI'DE 2. Not furnifhed ; not previoufly fupplied Unrrovo'kED Give thy thoughts no tongue Unrroro'seD Fears, for a firoke forefeen, afford relief' P»_ut, unprovided for a fudden blow Like Niobe we marble grow And d petrify with grief Dryden \frtcrl *Twas when the dog-ftar's unpropitious ra With his prepared fword he charges hont 1\«I'yiunprc~tjidcd body, lanc'd my arm. Shakefpeare flain like beafts I kaeel before thee, and unproperl Shew duty as miftaken all the whil UxprOPO'RTIONED fomething elfe UN U a t p e C a t < a S ' o r p u But accident fearful of fame than danger One reafon that mathematica ar uncontroverted is, becauf Wotton demonftration interef hat n place in thofe ungueftionable verities Glanwille's Scepfiz There is an unqusffionable magnificence in ever part of Paradife Loit Addifon 2. Such' as cannot bear to be queitione withou |