unpoliteness

[Eng. unpolite; -ne .] 1. Want of polish or refinement; coarsene . "Sad outcries are made of the unpolitene of the style."-Black wall: Sacred Cla ics Defended. 2. The quality or state of being unpolite; want of politene or courtesy; incivility, rudene . un-pol-1-tic, adj. [Pref. un- (1), and English politic. Not politic; impolitic. *un-pol-i-tic-lý, un-pol-1-tick-lý, adverb . [Eng. unpolitic : -ly.] In an impolitic manner; against good policy. "A sport lately vsed of our English youthes, but now vapolitickly discontinued." -Warner: Albions' England, bk. ii. (Addition.) un-põlled, a . [Pref. un- (1), and Eng. polled .] 1. Not polled; not having one's vote registered. 2. Unplundered, unstripped. "Richer than unpoll'd Arabian wealth." Fanshaw: Poems. (1676.)