unfadable (unfadabl)

The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 75
Incapable of fading, perishing, or withering. A crown incorruptible, unfadable. Bp . Hall , Contemplations, Ahasuerus Feasting. unfadgingt (un-faj'ing), a. Not suiting; of unsuitable shape, quality, or the like. The potter may err in framing his ve el, and so in anger dash the unfadging clay against the walls. Rev. T. Adams , Sermons, III. 122. ( Davies .) unfading (un-fa'ding), a. 1. Not liable to lose strength or freshne of coloring.-2. Not liable to wither or decay. The unfading rose of Eden. Pope , Eloisa to Abelard. unfadingly (un-fa'ding-li), adv. In an unfading manner; so as not to fade; imperishably. unfadingne (un-fa'ding-nes), n. The charac cle: as, it is the unexpected that happens. Thy speech doth please me; for it ever sounds As thou brought'st joyful, unexpected news. Beau, and Fl., King and No King, iv. 4. unexpectedly (un-eks-pek'ted-li), adv . In an unexpected manner; at a time or in a manner not expected or looked for; suddenly. Milton ,
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