unmoralizing (unmoralizing)

1. Demoralizing. - 2. Not given to or consisting in moral reflections. He was primarily the artist, impersonal, unmoralizing , an eye and a vocabulary. The Atlantic , LXIV. 701. unmorrised (un-mor'ist), a. [ What ails this fellow, Thus to appear before me unmorrised? Fletcher, Women Pleased, iv. 1. unmortise (un-môr'tis), v. t. [ un -2 + mortise .] To loosen or undo as a mortise; loosen the mortises or joints of. In a dark nook stood an old broken-bottomed cane-couch, without a squab or cover-lid, sunk at one corner, and unmortised by the failing of one of its worm-eaten legs. Richardson, Clari a Harlowe, VI. 304. The wrist is parted from the hand that waved, The feet unmortised from their ankle-bones. Tennyson, Merlin and Vivien. un-Mosaic (un-mo-zā'ik), a . The reverse of Mosaic; contrary to Moses or his law. By this reckoning Moses should be most un - Mosaic . Milton .