ppl. a. (UN-1 10.)
a. 1814. Witness, III. iii., in New Brit. Theatre, I. 35. A kinsman proudly rich, Whose haughty and unrecognizing eye Had never glanc’d on him.
1858. Sears, Athan., II. x. 233. He walked to Emmaus with the two unrecognizing disciples.
1890. ‘R. Boldrewood,’ Miner’s Right, xxxviii. He gazed for one moment at me with strange, unrecognising air.
Hence Unrecognizingly adv.
1891. Cotes, 2 Girls on Barge, 76. The Essingtons had passed us, unrecognisingly.
