unpurchased

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 10
[Pref. un- (1), and English purchased.] Not purchased; not bought; unbought. "Unpurchased plenty our full tables load." Denham: Of Old Age, 625. *un-püre, a . [Pref. un- (1), and English pure .] Not pure; impure, foul, unclean. "That no man should take meat with unpure handes." -Udall : Matthew xv. *ŭn-püre-lý, adv . [English unpure ; -ly .] Im purely. "The prestes haue swerued from the lordes testament, & with poluted herte and handes to their offyce unpurely." -Bale: English Votaries, pt. ii. *un-püre-ne , s. [Eng. unpure; -ne .] Impurity, uncleanne . "For what poynte of unpurnes could that woman haue?" -Udall : Luke ii.
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