a. (UN-1 7 b, 5 b.)

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a. 1586.  Sidney, Arcadia, I. x. My ruin being but by one unrelieveable.

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1648.  Boyle, Seraph. Love, v. (1659), 39. No degree of Distress is unrelievable by his power.

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1676.  Temple, Lett., Wks. 1720, II. 420. Finding the Swedes weak, divided, and unrelieveable by France.

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1820.  Bentham, Mem., Wks. 1843, X. 517. Communicate not to a friend … vexations of yours unrelievable by him.

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1898.  Daily News, 29 July, 2/6. No operative procedure should be suggested … until the case had been … found to be unrelievable by other means.

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  Hence Unrelievableness.

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1654.  ‘Palæmon,’ Friendship, 12. The unrelievablenesse of our bad condition.

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