Uncounselled

ppl. a. (UN-¹ 8.)

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c. 1400. Rom. Rose, 6868. Wher so they clad or naked be Vncounceiled goth ther noon fro me.

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a. 1500. Voc., in MS. Harl. 2257 fol. 69 b. Inconsultus, vnconsiled.

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1648. Hexham, II. Onberaden, Vncouncelled.

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1786. Francis the Philanthropist, III. 110. Parentless, uncounselled, and unguided, I yielded to his solicitations.

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1796. Burke, Lett. Noble Lord, Wks. VIII. 17. When it appeared, nothing to subdue it was left uncounselled, nor unexecuted, as far as I could prevail.

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1818. Scott, Br. Lamm., xxix. Alone and uncounselled, I involved myself in these perils.

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1887. Bowen, Æneid, III. 452. Pilgrims depart uncounselled, and bear no love to the shrine.

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