a. (UN-1 7.)

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  Also, in recent use (1905), unsexually.

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1819.  Shelley, Peter Bell 3rd, VI. xix. Turned to a formal puritan, A solemn and unsexual man.

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1834.  De Quincey, Autob. Sk., Wks. 1853, I. 353. An air of something unsexual, mannish, and … ludicrous.

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1875.  Whitney, Life Lang., x. 207. The world of untraceably sexual or of unsexual objects.

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1905.  J. McCabe, trans. Haeckel’s Evol. Man, I. 125. There is a very large number of lower organisms which propagate unsexually, or by monogony.

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