unformed

[Pref. un- (1), and Eng.formed.] Not formed; not fashioned or molded into regular shape; uncreated. "Into the dawn, which lighted not the yet Unform'd forefather of mankind." Byron: Heaven and Earth , i. 3. unformed-stars, s. pl. Astron.: Stars which, owing to the isolated position which they occupy, are not grouped into any constellation. Called also Informed and Sporadic stars. un-för-sāk-en, s. [Pref. un- (1), and Eng. forsaken.] Not forsaken; not deserted. "Sins continued in or unforsaken ."-Hammond: Funda mentals . un-for-ti-fied, *un-for-ti-fyed, a. [Pref. un "Led with an unforseeing greedy mind." Daniel: Civil Wars , vi. un-före-seen', a. [Pref. un- (1), and Eng. fore- seen.] Not foreseen, not foreknown. "Of the greater part of these means he was speedily deprived by a succe ion of unforeseen calamities."- Macaulay : Hist . Eng ., ch. xiv. IMG:content-0122.png:[blocks in formation] "This unforethought on accident confounds All their designs, and frustrates all their grounds." Daniel: Civil Wars, bk. vii.