adv. (UN-1 11: cf. prec.)

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1642.  W. Price, Serm., 1. Our meaning is not that they are unmixtly such, we onely denominate them from their chiefe scope.

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1682.  Ingelo, Bentiv. & Ur. (ed. 4), I. II. 60. Since nothing is unmixedly pure in this world.

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1748.  Richardson, Clarissa (1811), V. ii. 12. How pleasing … to look back upon the happy days I gave her; though mine would doubtless have been more unmixedly so [etc.].

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1833.  Q. Rev., XLIX. 375. There is nothing … so unmixedly pathetic.

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1867.  M. Arnold, Celtic Lit., 89. The genius and the literature were purely and unmixedly German.

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