unprofitableness (unprofitablnes)

The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 80
The state of producing no profit or good; usele ne ; inutility. Add is on. unprop or tion able (un-pro-por's hon-a-bl), a. Wanting due proportion; disproportion able. unprofitably (un-prof'i-ta-bli), adv . In an un- profitable manner; without profit, gain, benefit, advantage, or use; to no good purpose or efnes), ". The character or state of IMG:content-1495.png:[blocks in formation] quality or state of nation. Pop. Sci. Mo unprohibited (un-pro-hib'i-ted), a. Not pro or state of being unprogre ive; stag Mo. , XX. 772. hibited; not forbidden; lawful. Milton. unprojected (un-prō-jek'ted), a. Not planned; not projected. South. unprolific (un-pro-lif'ik), a. Not prolific; barren; not producing young or fruit; not fertile or fruitful. Sir M. Hale. unpromise (un-prom'is), v. t. [ Promises are no fetters; with that tongue Thy promise past, vnpromise it againe. Chapman, All Fools, ii. 1. unpromised (un-prom'ist), a. Not promised or engaged; uncovenanted. Leave nought unpromist . Spenser, F. Q., V. v. 49.
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