unpreach (unprech)

t. [ The clergy their own principles denied, Unpreach'd their non-resisting cant. Defoe , True-Born English man, ii. unpreachingt (un-prē'ching), a. Not in the habit of preaching. He is no unpreaching prelate. Latimer, Sermon of the Plough. unprecedented (un-pres'ē-den-ted), a. Having no precedent or example; unexampled. The nece ity under which I found myself placed by a most strange and unprecedented manner of legislation. D. Webster , Speech, Boston, June 5, 1828. 6636 unprecedentedly (un-pres'ē-den-ted-li), adv . Without precedent; exceptionally. unpredictt (un-prē-dikt'), v . i. [ Means I must use, thou say'st: prediction else Will unpredict , and fail me of the throne. Milton, P. R., iii. 395.