[UN-1 8.] Not palled or jaded.
a. 1770. Nugent, in Dodsley, Coll. Poems, II. 187. By pain unbitter’d, and unpall’d by fear.
1809. Edin. Rev., XV. 111. Where the taste is unpalled by satiety of what is better.
1859. W. H. Gregory, Egypt, II. 130. His appetite … is unpalled as much at the conclusion as at the commencement of the feast.
