unaˈccursed, unaˈccurst, ppl. a.
(un-1 8.)
| a 1674 T. Traherne Poems Felicity (1910) 16 All that in Visibles is Good, Or Pure, or Fair, or Unaccurst. 1727 Thomson Britannia 113 Pure is thy reign; when, unaccurs'd by blood, Nought, save the sweetness of indulgent showers, Trickling distils into the vernant glebe. 1828 Campbell Emigrants for N.S. Wales 70 With laws from Gothic bondage burst, And creeds by chartered priesthoods unaccurst. |