unreliableness (unreliablnes)

The state or quality of being unreliable. Cole ridge. ( Imp. Dict.) unrelievable (un-rē-lē'va-bl), a. Admitting of no relief or succor. No degree of distre is unrelievable by his power. Boyle, Works, I. 258. unrelieved (un-rē-lēvd'), d. Not relieved, in any sense.. Boyle . unrelievedly (un-re-lē'ved-li), adv . Without relief or mitigation. The interest, intense as it is, is from first to last unre lievedly painful. The Academy, Nov. 30, 1889, p. 347. membered; forgotten. tion. Bp. Hall, Sermons, Eccles. iii. 4. [Rare.] unremediable (un-re-me'di-a-bl), a. Irremediunreformedne (un-re-formed-nes), n. The able. Sir P. Sidney. quality or state of being unreformed. Contem- unremembered (un-re-mem'berd), a. Not reporary Rev., LIV. 345. [Rare.] unregarded (un-re-gär'ded), a. Not regarded; not heeded; not noticed; neglected; slighted. Since whose decease, learning lies unregarded. Spenser, Ruins of Time, 1. 440. The rifts where unregarded mo es be. Lowell , Sea-Weed. IMG:content-1511.png:[blocks in formation] Bp. Horsley, Sermons, II. xx. unregenerated (un-re-jen'e-rā-ted), a. Same as unregenerate. unregenerationt (un-rē-jen-e-ra's hon), n. The character or state of being unregenerate. Bp. Hall, Repentance, viii. § 4. unregistered (un-rej'is-tèrd), a. Not registered; not recorded. Hours IMG:content-1512.png:[blocks in formation]