unpushedadj.

a1750 A. Hill Wks. (1753) IV. 43 Unpush'd by pride, climb slow care's due degrees, Humbly aspiring.

1782 W. B. Stevens Poems 8 From whose mien, uncheck'd By sense, by Humour's festive hand unpush'd, Leaps the loud laugh!

1845 Farmer's Mag. July 46/1 I have always observed, that those workers who use the hand often in singling, leave much of their drills unpushed and undrawn.

1895 Westm. Gaz. 15 June 3/2 The greatest of devils must be in that carriage [sc. a cable tram], making it crawl along unpulled, unpushed.

1901 Country Gentleman 5 Sept. 729/1 Clingstone opened a great gap in the turn, but finding himself unpushed, was taken in hand on the stretch and finished at half speed.

1999 Star-Ledger (Newark, New Jersey) 13 Dec. 17/2 Hardly a hot button goes unpushed as he advocates subsidized loans to create a ‘silicon alley’ in this city.