unlord (unlord)

t. [ The worst and strangest of that Any thing which the people demanded was but the unlording of Bishops, and expelling them the House. Milton , Eikon ok las tes, vi. So, after that, We had to dis-archbishop and unlord , And make you simple Cranmer once again. Tennyson, Queen Mary, ii. 2. unlorded (un-lôr'ded), a. Not raised or preferred to the rank of a lord. Milton , Reformation in Eng., i. unlordly (un-lord'li), a. Not lordly; not arbitrary. [Rare.] The Pastor like and Apostolik imitation of meeke and unlordly Discipline. Milton , Reformation in Eng., ii. unlosable (un-löʻza-bl), a . Not capable of being lost. Also unloseable. [Rare.] The Epicureans... ascribe to every particular atom an innate and unloseable mobility. Boyle , Works, I. 445. unlustrous unlost (un-lôst'), a. Not lost. [Rare.] A paradise unlost . Young , Night Thoughts, ix. 1071.