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Show Not received Uxrece'iveD. adj. On the cold earth Hes th unregarded king A headlefs carcafs, and a namelels thing. Denbam Where the figns and( acraments of his grace ar noty through contempt, .zmrecez'ved, or rccciv_ed wit Me you have often counfell'd to remov a e i o p e t a w v g l a r contempt, the Hooker y i g f e t a w ar My vain purfuit of unregarded loye adj TNRECLATMED UNREGE'NERATE A favagenefs of unreclaimed blood e m H e a p c a S t u f a r n g O can hop for continue wh goodnefs of God b usirec/aime Thi all men th Let me lament Sl‘nfzfi;. Ant. fuul Cleopatra t w n t i n c d m b t 2. N man infirmities an UNRE'CONCILED. adj Not reconciled kep No adj ing 1o pity No This is yet but young, and may be lef Shakefp. Henry VIII To fome ears unrecounted UxrECU'RING I found her ftraying in the park Secking to hide herfelf; as doth the deer That hath receiv'd fome wnrecuring wound Not reduced Uxrepu'cep, adj adj The goddefs griev'd Her favour'd hoft fhould perifh anrefiea'd." Dryd Shak 2. Not eafed "Not to be pu The rule of faith is alone unmoveable and uxxeformable; to wit, of believing in one only Go qmnipotent, creator of the world, and in his fo Jefus Chrift, born of the virgin Mary Hommond's Fundamentals adj 1, Not amended ; not correéted This general revolt, when overcome, produced general reformation of the Irifhry, which ever before had been unreformed Dawies's Ireland We retain the, Julian conftitution of the year snreformed, without confideratio minutes The uneafinefs of unrelieved thirftis not leflene by continuance, but grows the more unfupportable Boyle into a new form UNREFO'RMED Shak UNRELIE'VED. adj 1. Not fuccoured The earl divided all the reft of the Irifh countries, ynreduced, into fhires Dawies's Ireland UxrEFO'RMABLE Shakefpeare's Henry V1 As no degree of diftrels is unrelicwable by hi power, {0 no extremity of itis inconfiftent with hi compaffion Boyle Irremediable adj of the defeiv Holder UNREMA'RKAELE. adj 1. Not capable of being obferved Our underftandjng, to mak unre markable foperficies, that may bring it to our acDighy quaintance 2. Not worthy of notice UNREME'DIABLE. adj remedy Admittin n the mind adj Not retained i not recotleted If he may believe that Chrift died for him, a now he is an unreformed chriftian, then what need he reformation Hammond Unhumbled, unrepentant, unreforn'd Milton guifing the fhafts of chimnies in various fathions whereof the nobleft is the pyramidal The fun's circular image is made by an wnreUfifafitd beam of light Newton's Opticks UNREME'MBERING. adj. Having no me mory UNREFRA'CTED 4dj NREFRE‘SHED, adj relieved Not refradted adj refpedted ; negleéted I cannot pafs unremembered their manne Wotton's ArchiteCure Dryden The foul may fuffer mortal fleth again U~NREME MBRANCE. u /. Forgetfulnefs want of remembrance Its fymptoms are a fpontaneous laffitude, bein anirefrefbed by fleep Arbuthnot UxrEGA"RDED of dif That, unrememb'ring of its former pain Not cheered; no Some words are negative in their original language, but feem pofitive, becaufe the negation i unknown; as amnefty, an unremembrance, or ge Not heeded ; no We ever by his migh Had thrown to ground the unregarded right, Spenf Watts's Logick neral pardon UxREMOVEABLE "Doft fee, how unregarded no That piece of beauty pafles here was a time when 1.did vo ~ Tothatalone 5 butmark the fate of faces. Suck away Never wa unremeveabl UnrREMO'VED ads 1. Not taken away It is impofiible, where this opinion is imbibe and unremoved, to found any convincing argument Hammond We could have had no certain profpeét of hi happinefs, while the laft obftacle was gnremonved Diyden's Virgil 2. Not capable of being removed Milton Not recompenfed ; no adj compenfated Hadft thou full pow' adj Not to be take there any waman, that with mor determinatio hope to gain Dryden UNREPE‘ALED abrogated When yo of parliament by it Nature' That gives t adj revoked ; no No are pinched with any wnrepealed al you declare you will not be oblige Dryden law, and unrepeal'd command lighter things the greateft height UnreEPE'NTED No adj. Blackmore expiate b penitential {orrow They are no fit fupplicants to feek his mercy the behalf of others, whofe own warcpented fins Haoker provoked his juft indignation If 1, vent'ring to difpleaf God for the fear of man, and man prefer Set God behind : which in his jealouf Shall never, unrepented, find forgivenefs Milton's Agonifles As in unrepented fin fhe died Doom'd to the fame bad place, is punifh'd for he pride Dryden With what confufion will he hear all his wnrepented fins produced before men and angels! Rogers U~NREPE'NTING. ] adj Not repentin U~NRrREPE'NTANT. forrowful for f{in penitent no no Should I of thefe the liberty regard Who freed, as to their antient -patrimony Unhumbled, wnrepentant, unreform'd Headlong would follow Milton's Par. Regainsd My unprepar'd and unrepenting breat Was fnatch'd away by the fwift hand of death o handled it, that it rather feemed he ha come into a defence of an uzremediable mifalready committed, than that they had don Sidney firft by his confent UnrEMEMBERED 2. Not brought to newnefs of life a complete notion muft add fomethipg elfe to this fleeting an H mor chie it a His difcontents are unremoveably coupled to hi Shakefpeare nature Thy lofs continues, uzrepaid by pain cour Empty and unrecraitable colonels of twenty me Milton on Education in a company manne I adv UNREMO'VEABLY that admits no removal Yet what couldft thou, tormentor UNRELIE'VABLE. adj. Admitting no fuc UNRECRUITABLE. adj. Incapable of repairing the deficiencies of an army Shakefpeare To meafure out his torments by thy will Thefe are the realms of unrelenting fate And awful Rhadamanthus rules the ftate. Dryd Falfe tears fhall wet his unrelenting eyes And his glad heart with artful fighs fhall heave Smith related How unremouveable and fixt he i 1n his own courfe Uxrera'ip Milton Place pitchy barrels on the fatal ftake That o her torture may be fhortened Will nothing tarn your wnrelenting hearts no told after the had once fet before her mind the worthiSidneye nefs of Amphialus You know the fiery quality of the dulke Like Teneriff or Atlas unrenov'd adj. Hard; cruel; feel OF unrelenting Clifford Unrecorded left through many an age Worthy ¢ have not remain'd fo long unfung. i/ The great Antilocus ! a nam Not unrecorded in the rolls of fame. Pope's Ody/fiy adj Not reftrained by th By many hands your father was fubdued But only flaughter'd by the ireful ar re i adj UNRELE'®TING membrance by publick monuments ~ UNRECO'UNTED Not recorded Bellerophon, though from a lower clim Difmounted, on the Aleian field I fall unreconcilabl If you bethink.yourfeif of any crim Unreconcil'd as yet to heav'n and grace Stakefpeare's Ochello Solicit for it fraight UnreEcO'RDED Stephens Left from thy flying fteed unrein'd, as onc Hammond's Praé. Cat with perfect righteoufnefs Lo fins #nregenerate perfons as well as regenerate Unrel'NED bridle That our ftars, unreconcilable, fhould have divide He ha is not to be underftood promifcuoufly o Hotter hours Unregifter'd in vulgar fame, you hav Luxurioufly pick'd out. Shakefp. Ant. and Cleopat - 1. Not to be appeafed ; implacable Our equalnefs to this Not brought t UNRE‘GISTERED. .adj Rogers mz'j UNRECONCI'LABLE have not been execut adj a new life trcatment a finne This is the moft favourabl Dryden ed, and proclamations to inforce them are wholl unregarded Swift 1. Not tamed 4. Not reformed Laws againft immoralit U UN gav herfelf to love Rofcommon All his arts reveal From the firft moment of his vital breath To his laft hour of wnrepenting death Dryden Nor tyrants fierce, that unrepenting die E'er felt fuch rage as thou. Pope's Rape of the Lock U~NRrREPI'NING. adj plaining Not peevithly com Barefoot as the trod the flinty pavement Her footfteps all along were mark'd with blood Yet filent on the pafs'd, and unrepining Rove UnNREPLE'NISHED adj Not filled Some air retreated thither, kept the mercury ou of the unreplenifped {pace UxnREPRIE'VABLE adj {pited from penal death Boyle Not t b re Within me is a hell; and there the poifo Is, as a fiend, confin'd, to tyranniz In unreprievable condemned blood Shake[peare's King Fobn UNREPRO'ACHED. 44/ not cenfured Not upbraided Sir John Hotham, unreproached, uncurfed by an imprecation of mine, pays his head. King Charles UNREPROVE |