unvote (unvot)

t. To retract, annul, or undo by vote. This was so sacred a rule that many of those who voted with the court the day before, expre ed their indignation against it, as subverting the very constitution of parliament, if things might be thus voted and unvoted again from day to day. Bp . Burnet , Hist. Own Times, an. 1711. unvowed (un-voud'), a . Not vowed; not consecrated by solemn promise. If vnuowed to another Order,... he vows in this order. Sandys, Travailes, p. 229. ( Davies.) unvoyageable (un-voi'aj-a-bl), a. 1. Incapable of being navigated; innavigable. De Quincey.-2. Not to be cro ed or pa ed over; impa able. IMG:content-1572.png:[blocks in formation]