ppl. a. (UN-1 8 a, c.)
1841. Lady F. Hastings, Poems, 26. They pass’d me ever—all unsmiled on—by.
1860. S. Dodell, in Macm. Mag., Aug., 328. In that pure face where woe grown bright Seems rapture chastened to the mild And equal light of smiles unsmiled.
1867. Jean Ingelow, Story of Doom, v. 16. Pale she was As lily yet unsmiled on by the sun.
