unsubstantialize (unsubstanshaliz)

t. [ He [Berkeley] would probably have been satisfied with this acknowledgment, as a sufficient unsubstantiation of IMG:content-1551.png:[blocks in formation] IMG:content-1552.png:[blocks in formation] unsufficient (un-su-fish'ent), a. Purchas , Pilgrimage, p. 301. unsufficientlyt (un-su-fish'ent-li), adv . Insuf- ficiently. Hooker , Eccles. Polity, vi. unsufficingne (un-su-fi's ing-nes), n. Insuf- ficiency. Cole ridge . unsuit (un-sut'), v. t. [ suit .] To be unsuitable for; be out of accordance with. The sprightly twang of the melodious lute Agrees not with my voice; and both unsuit My untun'd fortunes. Quarles, Emblems, IV. xv.