unsweeten (unswetn)

t. To deprive of untaintedly (un-tān'ted-li), adv. In an un sweetne ; make unsweet. Were all my joys e ential, and so mighty As the affected world believes I taste, This object were enough to unsweeten all. Chapman and Shirley , Chabot, Admiral of France, v. unswellt (un-swel'), v. i. [ unswellen ; swell .] To cease from swelling. Ebben gan the welle Of hire teres and the herte unswelle . Chaucer , Troilus, iv. 1146. unswept (un-swept'), a . Not swept. (a) Not cleaned by pa ing or rubbing a brush, broom, or besom over. Shak . , M. W. of W., v. 5. 48. (b) Not cleaned up or removed by sweeping, as dust. Shak ., Cor., ii. 3. 126. (c) Not moved or pa ed over with a sweeping motion or action. Foam unswept by wandering gusts. Cowper , Iliad, xi. unswerving (un-swer'ving), a. Not deviating from any rule, standard, or course; undeviating; unwavering; firm. unswervingly (un-swer'ving-li), adv . Without swerving; undeviatingly; firmly. unsworn (un-sworn'), a. Not sworn. (a) Not bound by an oath; not having taken an oath: as, an un sworn witne . (b) Not solemnly pronounced or taken. Her solemn oath remained unsworn . Cowper, Ody ey, x. Dickens. unsyllabled (un-sil'a-bld), a . Not syllabled; not articulated, uttered, or pronounced; not divided into syllables. unsymmetric (un-si-met'rik), a . Same as un- symmetrical.