unentering (unentering)

Not entering; making no impre ion. Southey, Thalaba, ix. unenterprising (un-en'tér-pri-zing), a. Not en terprising; not adventurous. Burke, Thoughts on French Affairs (1791). unentertaining (un-en-ter-tā'ning), a. Not entertaining or amusing; giving no delight. Gray, To West, Letter xxv. (1740). unentertaining ne (un-en-ter-tā'ning-nes), n. The quality of being unentertaining or dull. Gray, To West, Letter xxvii. (1740). unenthralled (un-en-thrâld'), a. Not enslaved; not reduced to thraldom. Milton, Eikon ok las tes. unentombed (un-en-tömd'), a. Not buried; not interred. Dryden, Æneid, vi. unentranced (un-en-transt'), a. Not entranced; not under the influence of a charm or spell; disentranced. His heart was wholly unentranced . Taylor , Ph. van Art. (The Lay of Elena). ( Davies .) unenviable (un-en'vi-a-bl), a. Not enviable. Milton , Animadversions, Pref. unenviably (un-en'vi-a-bli), adv . So as not to be enviable.