unrighteous (unrityus)

[ righteou un-1 and righteous.] Not righteous; unjust; not equitable; evil; wicked; not honest or upright: of persons or things. Deliver me out of the hand of the unrighteous . Ps. lxxi. 4. unrevoked (un-re-vōkt'), a. [ unrevokid ; =Syn. Ungodly , Impious , etc. (see irreligious ); wrong, un -1 + revoked .] Not revoked; not recalled; not annulled. Also I shall holde, kepe, and meyntene all laudable ordinauncez which hath be made and used afore this tyme be my pre dec e ours, Maires, Aldermen, Sherifs, and the commen counseille of this toune, vnreuokid and vnrepelid. English Gilds (E. E. T. S.), p. 417. unrewarded (un-rē-wâr'ded), a. Not rewarded; not compensated. Shak., Tempest, iv. 1. 242. unrewardedly (un-re-warded-li), adv. With out reward or compensation. He had transfused two months of her life with such a delicate sweetne , so unrewardedly . Scribner's Mag., IV. 757. unrewarding (un-re-wârding), a. Not rewarding; not affording a reward; uncompensating. Jer. Taylor , Sermons, I. xix. unrhythmical (un-rith'mi-kal), a. Not rhythmical; irregular in rhythm. unriddle (un-rid'l), v. t. [ riddle1 .] 1. To explain or tell something to. I pray unriddle us, and teach us that Which we desire to know; where is the English prisoner? Heywood , Fair Maid of the West (ed. Pearson, II. 381). 2. To read the riddle of; solve or explain; interpret: as, to unriddle an enigma or mystery. There's somewhat in this world ami Shall be unriddled by and by. Tennyson , Miller's Daughter. unriddleable (un-rid'l-a-bl), a . [ un -1 + riddle1 + -able .] Not capable of solution; not understandable or explainable. Difficulties in Scripture are unriddleable riddles. Light foot , Biblical Museum, p. 139, margiu. unriddler (un-rid'lėr), n . One who unriddles anything; one who explains an enigma. Love lace , Lucasta. unridiculous (un-ri-dik'ū-lus), a. Not ridiculous. Sir T. Browne, Vulg. Err., vii. 16. unrifled (un-ri'fld), a. Not rifled; not robbed; not stripped. right wisely; fully. You gods, I see that who unrighteously Holds wealth or state from others shall be curs'd In that which meaner men are blest withal. Beau . and Fl . , Phil aster, ii. 4. unrighteousne (un-ri'tyus-nes), n. The character or state of being unrighteous; injustice; a violation of the divine law, or of the principles of justice and equity; wickedne . unrightful (un-rit'ful), a. [ ; un -1 + rightful .] 1. Not rightful; unjust; not consonant with justice. Victorie of unryghtful deth. unroyally unrip (un-rip'), v. t. [ unrip their noses now, and have sent them to the next barber's to stitching. B. Jonson, Poetaster, iii. 1. O what a virgin longing I feel on me To unrip the seal, and read it! Mas singer, Great Duke of Florence, iv. 1.