ppl. a. (UN-1 8.)
1747. Gentl. Mag., 200/2. Six being addled eggs, among which was one unelectrified egg.
1771. Phil. Trans., LXI. 654. A small unelectrified ball.
1867. Noad, Text Bk. Electricity, 297. In its natural or unelectrified state the natural electricities … are in equilibrium.
