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unaˈccursed, unaˈccurst, ppl. a.
(un-1 8.)
a1674T. Traherne Poems Felicity (1910) 16 All that in Visibles is Good, Or Pure, or Fair, or Unaccurst. 1727Thomson Britannia 113 Pure is thy reign; when, unaccurs'd by blood, Nought, save the sweetness of indulgent showers, Trickling distils into the vernant glebe. 1828Campbell Emigrants for N.S. Wales 70 With laws from Gothic bondage burst, And creeds by chartered priesthoods unaccurst. |