Unpatterned

ppl. a. [UN-¹ 8.]

  1.  Unexampled, unequalled. Now arch.

1621.  Fletcher, Thierry & Theod., III. i. To bring forth a second to your self, was only worthy of my Virgin loss; And should I prize you less, unpattern’d Sir, Then being exemplify’d?

1641.  Prynne, Dioc. Prel. Tyr., I. 35. The unpatternd compliency both of the Judges, and Court of Star-Chamber.

1657.  Bp. H. King, Poems (1843), 48. What debt of service I do truly ow To your unpattern’d self.

1899.  Academy, 28 Oct., 479/2. Old Sam Butler, most singular and unpatterned of satirists.

  2.  Not decorated with a pattern.

1884.  Bazaar, 19 Dec., 658/1. The only rule seems to be that the fabric must be unpatterned.