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Show UN U N 1 2dj. Not confidered as Unsuspe'cT Unsusre'cTep. § likely to do or mea but narrower boun Half yet remains unfung Within the vifible diurnal {phere. Milr. Par. Loft Here the mufe fo oft her harp has ftrung Here is the head of that ignoble traitor The dangerous and unfufpeéted Haftings Shakefpeare's Richard 11 Author unfufpeé I thought her as chafte as unfunn'd fnow. Shak You may as well fpread out the unfunn'd heap Of mifers treafure by an outlaw's den And tell me it is fafe, as bid me hop Danger will wink on opportunity And let a fingle, helplefs maiden paf Milton Nature's full bleflings would be well difpens' In unfuperfluous, even proportion And fhe no whit encumber'd with her ftore. Milt UnsusPe'CTING UNsuPPLA'NTED. adj 1. Not forced or thrown from under tha which fupports it The captiv An accommodate fary Prodigal in ev'ry other grant Dryden Her fire left unfupply'd her only want Every man who enjoys the poffeflion of what h naturally wants, and is unmindful of the unfup plied diftrefs of other men, betrays the fame temSpectator UNSUPPO'RTABLE adj [infupportable fuc as canno ¥r. Intolerable endared The uneafinefs of unrelieved thir auvance grows the more unfupportable b by contiBoyle The waters mounted up into the air, thicke and cool it; and, by their interpofition betwix the earth and the fun, fence off the ardent heat which would be otherwife unfupportable Weodward's Natural Hiffory Unsuppo'RTABLY adv Intolerably For a man to do a thing, while his confcienc affures him that h fhall' be infinitely anfupport ably miferable, is certainly unnatural South UxnsuPPO'RTED. adj 1. Not fuftained ; not held up The fhe upftay Gently with myrtle band ; mindlefs the whil Herfelf, though faireft unfupported flow'r. Milton 2. Not affifted Nor have our folitary attempts been fo difcouraged, as to defpair of the favourable look of learning upon our fingle and uafupported endeavours Brown's Preface to Vulgar Errours Unsvu'RE adj Not fixed ; not certain What is love? 'tis not he Prefent mirth hath prefent la 1ghter 3 e Shakefpeare What 's to come is ftill The men he preft but late ‘To hard aflays unfit, unfure at need Yet arm'd to point in well attempted plate Fairf The king, fuppofing his eftate to be moft fafe when indeed moft unfure, advanced many to ne honours Hayward How vain that fecond life in others breath Th' eftate which wits inherit after death Eafe, health, and life, for this they muft refign Pope Unfure the tenure, but how vaft the fine UNSURMO'UNTABLE. adj. [infurmontable, Fr.] Infuperable ; not to be overcome Wha fafety is it, for avoidin feeming abfur dities, and unfurmountable rubs, in one opinion, t take refuge in the contrary, which is built on fomeLocke thing altogether as inexplicable Unsusce'PT1BLE liable to admit adj Incapable no Was unfufceptible of ftaim The moft untainted credit of the hoft lie dow 1 velting7 town ; UnTa'KEN fupported No adj UnsustaineDp not held up Th and Jerufale A thoufan H makes fo CIOWD W her t clai th 7 Unswe'ar «.' n No to recant any thing {worn 7o Unswe'aT w. a Unswe‘aTinGg adj on Education Not {weating In froft and fnow, if you complain o They ru th'> unfweatin brow an {weat the Dryden Unswez'r. adj. Not fweet ; difagreeable Long were to tell the troublous ftorms that tof The private ftate, and make the life unfevcers Sgen Unswe'pT. adj. Not bruthed away ; no cleaned by {fweeping What cuftom wills in a'l things, thould we do't The duft of antique time would lie unfwept. Shak Uxswo'rn adj Not bound by an oath You are yet unfwern When you have vow'd, you muft not fpeak wit me UnTA INTED. adj Shake[peare Hath not yet div'd into the world's deceit wink, and Rome and unfeen, Shat is no reft is only bleft. Drydy Notto be tamedf Grew notfu% prefied ; not foftened by culture or dilcipline A peopl very ftubbor and untamed; or Ef flr ‘-t (_) ok fh t qu ha el la ye ever tamed yoke, and broken the bonds of their obedience Spenfer's Irclart What death has heav'n defign'd For {o untam'd, fo turbulent a mind Drydes .th ur na t r tr co mo ad n al Ma tio cre th o pa am un mo an wi th 9 UNTA'NGLE U. 4 Loct To loofe from intricacy or convolution muf wntangle thn§, not I' & t a p e a S ie un t m fo It is too hard a kno This is that very Mab 's :: eh fl: tt ‘fl l fo i k ic el th e ca Tha 4 ("l o rt t mi e m oncece ustangled icch Wh[h t da an bo m u th gi 1' Untangle but this cruel C}Eam And freely let me fly again U~TA'STED. adj by the palate Pr:'&' Not tafted; not The tall ftag refolves to tr A new repaft, o My B ';‘EI i The combat next; but if the cr Invades again his trerr_lblmg caI r c e n w hi m f He ftraight r Sl ing b‘chmol Leaves the untaffed {p i f And, wing'd wit If he chance to fin Shak than any other bull, and untame adj. Not fubdued O time, tho heat fwea is fwifte H UnTa'MED To eafe after fa Milto k Not mentioned i aels .\',‘\u,;-r' be taken up with folemn mufick adj Gold is fo untameable by the fire, that, afte many meltings and violent heats, it does fearce diWilkins minith tigue; to cool after exercife and delight adj not to be fubdued Shak ‘The interim o un ing themfelves regularly renient reft before meat, may, with profi of Unta'™MEABLE to fwear to bear Not filled That the runaway's eyes ma Leap to thefe arms, #ntalk'd o No happinefs can be, wher Th* unknown, watalk'd of ma The ape was glad to end the ftrife fo ligh And thereto fwore; for who would not oft fivear And oft unfawear, a diade #p UnTA'LKE the world w-1Is the chair empty ? is the fword unfwvay'd Is the king dead? the empire unpoflefs'd The narrow limits of this difcourfe will leav no more room wuntaken up by heaven Not wielded; not hel England the rivers in fuch fort remained untaken "‘Dryd@ fchemes the monarch's mindem 2. UNTAKE He bow'd his nature, never known befor But to be rough, unfwayable, and free Shakefp Unswa'vep. adj in the hand Elate in thought, he facks untaken Troy, © Pope, it Addifon Unxswa'vaBrLEe. adj. Notto be governe or influenced by another fearche ploy In the morning an old woman came to #zfwath me Englif 2 Corsihy U521 ¥o Difpofe already of th® untaker fpoil Wik Otherwife the whole bufinefs had miftarrie fro Zo Unswa'THE., @. a. To fre folds or convolutions of bandage f;ii,fl,fi as they left few fhips unfpoiled or untaken, Hayw 1ts head, though gay Hung droopihg, unfuftain'ds Milton's Paradifc Loft All unfuflain'd between the wave and fky Pope Beneath my feet the whirling billows fly no fufpi Havin adj | Until this day remaineth the vail untaken away, %T Pope ftandard flies adj 1. Not taken initant makes our prize high in air Britannia' Th' untainted winds refufeth' infe@ing load, Smritb'; ;'fi' fi Laddi Sweet prince, th' untainted virtue of your year Swift be}ho The confcious walls conceal the fatal fecreps |« #5* ‘1. Not fullied ; not polluted She, a goddefs died in grain our crimes He his guide requefted to let him lea mafly piilars With both his arms on thofe tw That to the arched roof gave main {upport Miltor's Agonifles He unfufpicious led him The eafy queen receiv'd my faint addref Smith With eager hope and wnfufpicious faith necef with fomethin per This untainted year is al your own -vsm} Your glories may, with u er fons to war race on Unsuspr'cious cion fupplied ; no No e he When Aibion fend Pleas'd, in the gen' Sudden hefore fom 2. Not defeated by ftratagem adj with thtehe concfonifrimrmeeqg 1/ 3. Not corrupted by mixture that any ill is defigned Gladfome they quaff, yet not encroach on night Seafon of reft ; but well bedew'd repai Each to his home with unfupplanted feet. Philips UnsurpprLi'ep Milton's Paradife Loff Found unfufpecied way be able to find belief Lo k ve ce pe l fh th us fi Pe m da Th Keep the air of the room untainted with 0{;,‘ Whether I keep myfelf thofe rules I give fmoke, or the breaths of many people A bnt; Dryden live to glu ie fpe unf a Or elf z N c a g wi an crime alabilities unqueftionabl o They are perfon Ar ye wi hi th f five hours Haftings J Svif ptio corr o c avar o pect together unfu Untainted, unexamin'd, free at liberty, %S‘b;:j;, Not imaginin adj Not more tha adj Un~sure'rRFLUOUS enough as it comes freh and y gip Friendly to min, far from deceit or guile. Milton On the coaft averf From entrance, or cherubick watch, by ftealt Uninjur'd in this wild furrounding watte g ill That not a mountain rears its head~ unfung. Addif Uxsu'nwneD. adj. Notexpofed to the fun What aed& ;onger breaft-plat A1 than am R, ‘ } 1 1 1 k i t a Bleffes his ftars |