† invisedadj.
Obsolete. rare.
? Unseen, invisible.
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unseyenlyc1175
unsenec1200
unseeinga1300
invisible1340
unperceptiblea1398
unseeablea1400
unvisiblec1402
unsightablea1420
unsightyc1440
unperceivable?a1475
unsightfulc1480
imperceptible1536
secret1559
sightless1586
undiscernable1586
invised1609
viewlessa1616
imperceivablea1617
unspiablea1618
inconspicuous1624
undiscernible1624
inconspicablea1652
imperspicable1664
unperceptable1678
imperceptive1722
1609 W. Shakespeare Louers Complaint in Sonnets sig. K4v The Diamond? why twas beautifull and hard, Whereto his inuis'd properties did tend.
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