unfeigning (unfaning)

Not feigning; true. Cowper, Ody ey, xxi. unfellow (un-fel'ō), v. t. To separate from being fellows or from one's fellows; sunder; di ociate. Mrs. Browning. [Rare.] unfellowed (un-fel'ōd), a. Not matched; having no equal. Shak., Hamlet, v. 2. 150. unfelt (un-felt'), a. Not felt; not making its presence or action known; not perceived. IMG:content-1369.png:[blocks in formation] unfeltlyt, adv. Imperceptibly. Into his [Pharaoh's] brest she [Envy] blowes A bane full ayr, whose strength unfeltly flowes Through all his veins. Sylvester, tr. of Du Bartas's Weeks, ii., The Lawe. unfence (un-fens'), v. t. 1. To strip of fence or guard. South , Sermons, IV. iv.-2. To remove a fence or wall from.