undistinguished (gu_asgw)

[Prefix un (1), and Eng. distinguished.] not to be distinguished or discerned. 1. Without any distinctive mark or sign; so as "All undistinguished in the glade, My sires' glad home is prostrate laid." Scott : Rokeby , v. 10. 2. Not distinguished; not so marked as to be known from each other; not defined or discrimi nated. IMG:content-0084.png:[blocks in formation] "Wit, undistinguishing , is apt to strike The guilty and not guilty, both alike." Cowper : Table Talk , 101. *un-dis-tort-ed, a. [Pref. un- (1), and English distorted .] Not distorted, twisted, or wrenched. "The undistorted suggestions of his own heart." - More: Song of the Soul . (Pref.) un-dis-tract-ěd, a . [Pref. un- (1), and English distracted .] Not distracted; not perplexed by contrariety or multiplicity of thoughts or decrees. "To admit him to a yet closer, a more immediate and more undistracted communion with himself."-Boyle: Works , i. 276. *un-dis-tract-ěd-ly, adv . [Eng. undistracted ; -ly .] In an undistracted manner; without distraction or perplexity from contrariety or multiplicity of thoughts or desires. IMG:content-0085.png:[blocks in formation] 1. Not di olved; not melted. "The snowy weight, lies undi olved."