unˈsighted, ppl. a.
[un-1 8.]
1. Unexamined; unperceived, unseen.
| 1584 Reg. Privy Council Scot. III. 687 To subscrive..letters presentit be thame,..unsichtit first and fund ressounable be the officiaris of his estait. a 1642 Suckling ‘When, Dearest’ i, Beauties that from worth arise, Are like the grace of Dieties, Still present with us, though unsighted. 1898 Meredith Poems, Day Dau. Hades ix, Sights that made the unsighted appear. |
2. Not furnished with a sight.
| 1891 Cent. Dict. s.v., An unsighted gun. |
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Add: 3. Deprived of or lacking the power of sight; blind.
| 1983 Lady 27 Jan. 179/2 An unsighted girl on either side. 1989 Nature 20 July 198/1 The text does not reveal how unsighted subjects fare with this prosthesis. |