ppl. a. Now arch. [UN-1 8. Cf. OE. unʓesénod, MDu. ongesegent (Du. ongezegend), MLG. ungesegnet, MHG. ungesëgenet, -ent (G. ungesegnet).] Unblessed; esp. not formally blessed or protected by a blessing.
a. 1275. Ancr. R., 312. [A] wardein, þet wit & wereð us euer wið þe unseiene [Cotton MS. unseinede] gostes.
1513. Acc. Ld. High Treas. Scot., IV. 417. To Thomas Drummond, alias Thom Unsanit, vij li.
1691. R. Kirk, Secret Commw., i. (1815), 10. Those who are unseened or unsanctified (called Fey).
1881. W. Gregor, Folk-Lore N.-E. Scotl., xi. 62. To carry off unsained and unchurched mothers.