ppl. a. (UN-1 8.)
1648. Eikon Bas., viii. 49. Sir John Hotham unreproached, unthreatned, uncursed by any language or secret imprecation of Mine.
1753. Foote, Englishm. in Paris, II. Full fifteen years, in wedlock’s sacred bands, have I liv’d unreproach’d.
a. 1812. Buckminster, Serm. (1827), 262. He passed through the world unreproached. He now sees, that his innocence … was unreproached, because unknown or despised.
