Unshadowed

ppl. a. [UN-¹ 8.] Not covered or darkened by shadow.

1593.  B. Barnes, Poems (Grosart), 10. Whose shadow trembling on her louely face He left vnshadow’d.

1599.  Daniel, Musophilus, 846. Maiestie … Shining with all her beames, with all her raies,… vnshadowed In any darkened point.

1682.  Wheler, Journ. Greece, III. 268. Nothing but a Rock … unshadowed by Trees.

1823.  Mrs. Hemans, Vespers Palermo, III. i. The skies themselves … Unshadow’d by a cloud.

1855.  [Miss Cobbe], Ess. Intuitive Morals, 111. The true splendour of the Sun … in a heaven of unshadowed light.

1870.  Morris, Earthly Par., III. IV. 53. In the unshadowed noontide light.

  fig.  1649.  Quarles, Virgin Widow, V. i. Thou before whose open eye All unshadow’d secrets lye.

1661.  Glanvill, Van. Dogm., 238. He alone sees all things with an unshadowed comprehensive Vision, who eminently is All.

1828.  Ld. Grenville, Sinking Fund, 85. The bare and unshadowed outline of the view … of these interesting topics.

1891.  Farrar, Darkn. & Dawn, xxxv. A beauty as yet unshadowed by evil secrets and base desires.