ppl. a. [UN-1 8: cf. prec.] Not made captive.
1601. Daniel, Cleopatra, I. Wks. F v b. For come what will, this stands, I must die free, And die my selfe vncaptiu’d and vnwonne.
1629. H. Burton, Truth’s Triumph, 23. Innocent as Adam… his will most free, vntainted, vncaptiued.
1669. Address to Hopeful Young Gentry England, 110. The First and Wisest of Men had not larger notices of the Creation, than the uncaptiv’d spirit instantly enters upon.
