unsentenced (unsentenst)

1. Not having received sentence. - 2t. Not definitely pronounced, as judgment;; undecreed. Heylin, Reformation, ii. 61. ( Davies. ) unsentimental (un-sen-ti-men'tal), a. Not sentimental; not apt to be swayed by sentiment; matter-of-fact. Never man had a more unsentimental mother than mine. Charlotte Brontë , Villette, xx. unseparablet (un-sep'a-ra-bl), a. Inseparable. Life and sorrow are unseparable . Fletcher ( and another ), Fair Maid of the Inn, v. 1. unseparablyt (un-sep'a-ra-bli), adv . Inseparably. Milton , Divorce, ii. 9. unsepulchered, unsepulchred (un-sep'ulkérd), a . Having no grave; unburied. Chap man , Iliad, xxii. unsequestered (un-se-kwes'tėrd), a. Not sequestered; unreserved; open; frank; free. Fuller, Ch. Hist., XI. iii. 4. ( Davies.) unservice (un-sèr'vis), n. Want of service; neglect of duty; idlene . [Rare.] You tax us for unservice, lady. Mas singer , Parliament of Love, i. 5. unserviceable (un-sėr'vi-sa-bl), a . Not serviceable; not fit for service; not bringing advantage, use, profit, or convenience; usele : as, an unserviceable utensil or garment. Shak ., All's Well, iv. 3. 152. unserviceable ne