ppl. a. [UN-1 8. Cf. MDu. ongeblaemt.] Not found fault with; uncensured.
14[?]. Love-Longing, in Rel. Ant., I. 71. Wo worth hope unblamyd!
1570. Levins, Manip., 50. Vnblamed, inculpatus.
1596. Spenser, F. Q., VI. ii. 43. Ioying together in vnblam’d delight.
1603. B. Jonson, Sejanus, II. iv. They that durst to strike At so exampless, and unblamed a life.
1651. Stanley, Poems, Moschus, 42. Before unblam’d Europa’s feet he stood.
1700. Dryden, Flower & Leaf, 513. And all her Train with leavy Chaplets crown’d Were for unblam’d Virginity renown’d.
1725. Pope, Odyss., I. 207. Unblam’d abundance crown’d the royal board.
1767. Sir W. Jones, Seven Fountains, Poems (1777), 38. Say, gentle damsel, may I ask unblam’d, How this gay isle, and splendid seats are nam’d?
1840. Carlyle, Heroes, vi. 359. Now he was, there as he stood recognised unblamed, the virtual King of England.
1876. Geo. Eliot, Dan. Der., lxii. The bright, unblamed young fellow.
