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unaˈvenged, ppl. a.
Also 6 vnad-.
(un-1 8.)
1481Caxton Reynard ii. (Arb.) 6 That shal I neuer hyde ne suffre it vnauengyd. 1548Udall, etc. Erasm. Par. Rev. xxii. 40 God wyll not suffer any suche thing to be vnpunysshed nor vnaduenged. 1670Milton Hist. Eng. iv. 169 They were by him and his Heathen Neighbours cruelly butchered; yet not unaveng'd. 1790[see unavowed ppl. a.]. 1816Scott Old Mort. xxvii, The sword of liberty..is in my hand, and I will neither fall meanly nor unavenged. 1859Tennyson Marr. Geraint 1544 Tyrants in their day of power, With life-long injuries burning unavenged. 1876[see unatoned ppl. a. 1]. |