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unconˈfuted, ppl. a.
(un-1 8.)
1600Nashe Summer's Last Will D 2, If Enuy vnconfuted may accuse, Then Innocence must vncondemned dye. 1645Milton Tetrach., To Parlt. A 4, That what he writes though unconfuted, must therefore be mistrusted. 1720Waterland Eight Serm. Pref. p. xxviii, It is in vain to think of any Expedients in this affair, while our Doctrine stands unconfuted. 1760Law Spir. Prayer ii. 60 Till then, the Appeal must, and therefore will for ever, stand unconfuted. |
