1659. H. More, Immort. Soul, III. x. 428. The greatest part of the Universe … would lye as it were uncultivate, like a desart of sand.
1694. Addison, Acc. Eng. Poets, 19. An age that yet uncultivate and rude, Where-e’er the poet’s fancy led, pursu’d … the unfrequented floods.
1732. J. Whaley, Poems, 286. A pleasing Wildness…, That seems uncultivate and rude to lie.
1785. Anna Seward, Lett. (1811), I. 36. Uncultivate minds are always in extremes respecting those high abilities whose elevation they cannot clearly discern.
