unsafeness (unsafnes)

The character or state of being unsafe. Chaucer , Boëthius, v. prose 3. thanne it is, it is nat oonly unscience but it is deceyvable If that any wyht a thing to ben oother unsci ored (un-siz'ord), a. Not cut with sci ors; not sheared. " Shak., Pericles, iii. 3. 29. unscottify (un-skot'i-fi), v. t.; pret. and pp. unscottified, ppr. unscottifying. [ un -2 + Scot tify.] To deprive of Scotch characteristics. [Rare.] Examples of great power in Scottish phraseology, which lose their charm altogether when unscottified. [Now rare.] Divers of the magistrates being unsatisfied with this ver- the defendants Winthrop, at the Hist. next New court England, brought II. a 299. reunscoured (un-skourd'), a . dict, view. E. B. Ramsey, Scottish Life and Character, p. 91. Not scoured; not cleaned by rubbing: as, unscoured armor; un Jer. Taylor, Holy Living, iv. 7.