a. [UN-1 7: cf. next.]

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  1.  = UNATTAINTED ppl. a. 2.

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1649.  G. Daniel, Trinarch., Rich. II., cclxxv. These, by a Publicke Act, stand vnattaint. Ibid., Hen. IV., xxii. The rest who fell Confederates with them, are vn-attaint.

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  2.  = UNATTAINTED ppl. a. 1.

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1850.  S. Dobell, Roman, i. Unattaint, Perchance the Arethusan blood of Rome Hath coursed the conduits of a tyrant’s veins.

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1856.  E. FitzGerald, Salaman (1909), 59. From Darkness came to Light a Child, or Carnal Composition unattaint.

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