a. [UN-1 7 c.] = UNBROTHERLY a.

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1594.  West, 2nd Pt. Symbol. Chancerie, § 118. To thintent onely and thereby of set purpose, malice, and unbrotherlyke dealing to defraude … your said Orator.

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1667.  Decay Chr. Piety, xvii. ¶ 3. I mean Victor’s unbrotherlike heat towards the Eastern churches in the controversie about Easter.

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1877.  Tennyson, Harold, V. i. O brother, most unbrotherlike to me, Thou gavest thy voice against me in my life.

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