ppl. a. (UN-1 8 b, 8 c.)
1615. J. Taylor (Water P.), Faire & fowle Weather, B 3. As a measure fild with Oates or Rye Vnstrooke and heap’d, doth lye confusedly.
1705. J. Phillips, Blenheim, 40. Over dank, and dry, They journey … unstruck with Horror at the sight of Alpine Ridges bleak.
1728. Young, Ocean, lv. Who can gaze On restless seas, Unstruck with life’s more restless state?
1790. Beatson, Nav. & Mil. Mem., I. 251. General Hawley … sent orders to set fire to the tents, which were still unstruck in the camp.
1838. J. Hildyard, in Life & Lett. S. Butler (1896), II. 311. Could I bring my unstruck-off sheets with me, and insert the few remarks … in them?
1897. Westm. Gaz., 29 July, 7/2. She had seen ‘unstruck’ matches lying on the shop floor.
