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unaˈstonished, ppl. a.
(un-1 8.)
1533Bellenden Livy v. xxi. (S.T.S.) II. 220 Fabius..past sturdelie throw all þe statiouns and watche of Inemyis vn⁓astonist be ony of þare wourdis or terrouris. c1605Rowley Birth Merl. iv. i, Mother speak freely and unastonished; That which you dared to act, dread not to name. 1621Sandys Ovid's Met. viii. 267 She..vnlocks a posterne doore; Then past the foe (bold by her merit made), Vnto the King not vn-astonisht, said. 1828Carlyle Misc. (1857) I. 224 Cool, unastonished, holding his equal rank from Nature herself. 1891C. MacEwen 3 Women in 1 Boat 117 Xenia rose slowly, indifferently, and quite unastonished from her lounge. |