unparliamentary (unparlimentari)

Contrary to the usages or rules of proceeding in Parliament or in any legislative (or by extension deliberative) body; not such as can be used or uttered in Parliament or any legislative body: as, unparliamentary language. Having failed, too, in getting supplies by unparliamen tary methods, Charles "consulted with Sir Robert Cotton what was to be Carlyle , Cromwell's Letters and Speeches, Int., iv. unparroted (un-par'ot-ed), a . Not repeated by rote as if by a parrot. [Rare.] Her sentiments were unparroted and unstudied. Mandeville , Travels, i. 207. ( Davies .) unpartialt (un-pär's hal), a. Not partial; impartial. I weighed the matter which you committed into my hands with my most unpartial and farthest reach of rea Sir P. Sidney, Arcadia, v. son. unpartially (un-pär's hal-i), adv. Impartially. Deal unpartially with thine own heart. Bp. Hall, Balm of Gilead, § 12.