unelected (unelekted)

Not elected; not chosen; not preferred. Shak., Cor., ii. 3. 207. unelegant (un-el'e-gant), a. Inelegant. Budgell, Spectator, No. 67. [Rare.] unelegantly (un-el'e-gant-li), adv. Inelegantly. Holland, tr. of Plutarch, p. 425. [Rare.] unembarra ed (un-em-bar'ast), a. Not embarra ed, in any sense. unembodied (un-em-bod'id), a. 1. Disembod ied. Byron, When Coldne Wraps. [Rare.] -2. Not embodied; not collected into a body: as, unembodied militia. Imp. Dict. [Rare.] unemotional (un-e-mō'shon-al), a. Not emotional; free from or unaccompanied by an exhibition of emotion or feeling; impa ive; not inducing emotion: as, an unemotional person; an unemotional book. This little book ["Nature"] met with a very unemotional reception. O. W. Holmes, Emerson (Amer. Men of Letters, p. 91). unemotionally (un-e-mō'shon-al-i), adv . In an unemotional manner; impa ively.