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unapt a world english historical dictionary dictionary biographies literary criticism welcome terms of service previous next contents slice contents key bibliographic record murray s new english dictionary 1926 rev 2022 unapt a u n 1 7 and 5 b 1 1 of persons or things unfitted or unfit to do something obs 2 c 1374 chaucer troylus i 971 was neuere man ne woman yet bygete that was vnapt to suffren loues hete celestial 3 1504 atkynson trans de imitatione ii viii 186 whan grace deperteth fro the soule it is faynt frayle vnapte to do or to suffre that vertue commaundith 4 1597 hooker eccl pol v lxi 1 note those which were baptized in their beds were thereby made vnapt to haue any place amongst the clergie 5 1610 j dove advt seminaries 52 i might happily have persuaded them had they not been as a plot of ground unapt to receive good seed 6 1654 gayton pleas notes iv v 199 i had some guests that were very unapt to sleep anywhere but in their own houses 7 1682 norris hierocles 19 those which constantly contemplate god and are unapt to converse on earth 8 1726 de foe hist devil 1840 106 the wood unapt to burn by the moisture which fell scarce received the fire i brought to kindle it 9 1736 butler anal ii vi 225 in proportion to defects in the understanding men are unapt to see lower degrees of evidence 10 2 unfit or unsuited for some use or purpose a of persons 11 a 1513 fabyan chron vii 408 a great nombre of olde men and women and children vnapt for y e warre 12 1595 daniel civ wars iv xxix the earle being vnapt for issue it must needes descend on those of his being next of clarence race 13 a 1648 ld herbert hen viii 1683 33 courtiers have those arts by which they govern their princes when through any indisposition they grow unapt for affairs 14 1654 h l estrange chas i 1655 1 he was exceeding feeble in his lower parts whereby he was unapt for exercises of activity 15 1791 cowper odyss xxi 159 i shall prove of little force hereafter and for manly feats unapt 16 1850 ht martineau hist peace ii 224 unapt for combination as his colleagues were his indifference went to increase the evil 17 b of things 18 1579 fulke heskins parl 20 a minde vnapte for the contemplation of this doctrine 19 1608 willet hexapla exod 836 such beasts being vncleane and vnapt for food 20 1633 bp hall occas medit 108 is there any thing more heavy and unapt for motion then iron or steele 21 1736 butler anal i vi 116 whoever will consider how unapt for speculation rude and uncultivated minds are 22 1765 sterne tr shandy vii xxx i have a brain so entirely unapt for every thing of that kind 23 1826 kirby sp introd entomol iii xxxiv 429 in the lamellicorn beetles they sc mandibles are soft membranous and unapt for mastication 24 1873 m arnold lit dogma 1876 9 there are heads unapt for this sort of work 25 3 unsuited or unadapted to some end obs 26 1539 n t cranmer tit i 16 they are vnapte vnto euery good worcke 27 1579 gosson sch abuse arb 72 we must neither be laboured too muche nor loyter too long for making ourselues vnapt to any thing 28 1620 venner via recta viii 179 men after a full meale are very vnapt vnto any labour either of minde or body 29 1647 jer taylor lib proph ii 47 that every clause in the creed should be clear and inopportune and vnapt to variety of interpretation 30 4 without const unfitted unsuited unadapted a of persons obs 31 a 1513 fabyan chron vii 1811 422 an vnredy and dispurueyed hoost for the warre as spyrytuell men of the churche with husbonde men and other vnapte people 32 1577 trans bullinger s decades 1592 269 he must be no lither backe vnapt or slothfull fellow 33 a 1621 bacon disc saville in resuscitatio 1657 230 the contrary advantage in natures very dull and unapt of working alacrity by framing an exercise with some delight or affection 34 a 1656 hales gold rem 1688 277 the longer we defer the more unapt still we grow 35 a 1680 butler rem 1759 i 402 such men are commonly the most unapt in things that require judgment and reason 36 b of things 37 1588 lambarde eiren iv epil i may neyther altogether condemne it as unapt nor reiect it as unserviceable 38 1598 greene jas iv ii ii when the mould is barraine and vnapt they toyle they plow and make the fallow fatte 39 1638 penkethman artach k 4 the whole earth is growne more unapt and backwards in bearing 40 1650 jer taylor holy living ii 6 132 there are many worse diseases then to dye with an atrophy or consumption or unapt and courser nourishment 41 1818 cruise digest ed 2 iv 261 such a union was very unapt and improper 42 1842 h rogers introd burke s wks i 56 thus disorders become incurable by the unapt and violent nature of the remedies 43 5 of language etc unsuitable inappropriate 44 1553 wilson art rhet 88 marg vnapte vsyng of apt wordes 45 1588 e yorke in antiq rep 1807 i 261 of which worde of calibre came first this unapt terme wee use to call a harquebuze a calliver 46 1634 w tirwhyt trans balzac s lett a 2 those who with unapt complements imagine they have composed a good letter 47 1783 colman prose sev occas ep pisos 1787 iii 13 chaunting no odes between the acts that seem unapt or foreign to the general theme 48 1796 mrs m robinson angelina i 228 seldom she speaks if question d she returns the answer incoherent and unapt mark d by the frequent pause and vacant eye 49 1821 scott pirate xxv no unapt representation of the sea in the vision of mirza 50 1866 geo eliot f holt xvi your comparison is not unapt sir 51 6 of things not readily tending or likely to do something 52 1587 turberv trag t 1837 64 but commonly when men in fancie burne then womens hartes are most unapt to turne 53 1597 hooker eccl pol v iii 1 feare is of all affections anger excepted the vnaptest to admit any conference with reason 54 a 1628 f greville cælica liv rage feare griefe powers as unapt to take as give reliefe 55 1665 hooke microgr 13 the parts of the body of some are so loose from one another and so unapt to cohere that etc 56 1819 scott ivanhoe xl a mind which was unapt to apprehend danger 57 1856 bryant yellow violet v unapt the passing view to meet when loftier flowers are flaunting nigh 58 b of persons not apt or prone not readily disposed to do something 59 1640 wilkins new planet ii 32 men being naturally unapt to beleeve any thing that seemes contrary to their senses 60 1665 hooke microgr 242 i am not unapt to think that the vale may have vegetables analogous to our grass shrubs and trees 61 1785 t balguy disc 5 unaccustomed to suffer harm we are unapt to suspect it 62 1828 scott f m perth viii you may have thought me unapt to be moved by light complaints 63 1874 micklethwaite mod par churches 241 men of little creative power but not unapt to take up ideas suggested to them 64 c without const unready backward 65 1849 mill ess 1859 ii 401 lord brougham has condescended to bestow upon these unapt scholars his view of some of the essential requisites of a popular constitution 66 2022 wehd com