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unaˈdulterate, ppl. a.
[un-1 8 b and 5 b.]
Not adulterated or corrupted. Also absol.
1664H. More Myst. Iniq. 206 It cannot be judged pure and unadulterate Christianity. 1697Tutchin Search Honesty iii, The Unadulterate Priesthood never knew The Glory, Strength, nor Lewdness of the New. 1716Gay Journ. to Exeter 99 On unadulterate wine we here regale. 1798C. Smith Yng. Philos. IV. 71 You would have..a beautiful piece of unadulterate clay, which you might mould as you would. 1841I. Taylor Spir. Chr. 79 This doctrine when unadulterate..animates orthodoxy. 1879Meredith Egoist xxxvii, The unadulterate is to be had only by faith in it or by waiting for it.
So unaˈdulterately adv.
1638W. Gilberte in Ussher's Lett. (1686) 494 By Inductions, fresh and unadulteratly drawn from those Observations [of the Heavens]. |