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unexpectedne (un-eks-pek'ted-nes), n . The character of being unexpected. Sterne , Tris- tram Shandy, iv. 29. unexpedient (un-eks-pē'di-ent), a. Inexpedi- ent. Milton , Education. [Kare.] unexpensive (un-eks-pen's iv), a. Inexpen- sive. Milton , Apology for Smectymnuus. unexperiencet (un-eks-pe'ri-ens), n. Inexpe- rience. B. Jonson, Magnet ick Lady, iii. 4. eventful manner; so as to be without striking unexperienced (un-eks-peri-enst), a. 1. Inex occurrences. unevident (un-ev'i-dent), a. Not evident, clear, obvious, or manifest; obscure. Bp. Hacket, Abp. Williams, i. 197. ( Davies.) unexact (un-eg-zakt'), a. Inexact. Imp. Dict. [Rare.]