Unsophisticate

ppl. a. (UN-¹ 8 b. Cf. next.)

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1607. Markham, Cavel., VI. Ded. Yet when I shall be tride, I hope I shall proue vnsophisticat.

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1659. T. Pecke, Parnassi Puerp., 172. Few English men dare purchase an Estate; Unless your Wisdom’s unsophisticate The Title vouch.

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1688. Norris, Lett., 165. The unsophisticate and genuine relish of the Soul.

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1760. Wesley, Prim. Physick, Pref. ¶ 3. Medicines … good in their Kind; pure, genuine, unsophisticate.

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1781. Cowper, Conversat., 451. Nature, unsophisticate by man, Starts not aside from her Creator’s plan.

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1867. Lowell, Fitz Adam’s Story, 605. Men unsophisticate, rude-nerved as bears.

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