1692. Bentley, Boyle Lect., viii. 261. March and September … are … the most unsettled and unequable of seasons.
1748. Hartley, Observ. Man, I. i. § 3. 108. Unequable and irregular Motions of the Heart and Bowels.
1763. Phil. Trans., LIII. 245. The true (or unequable) motions of the Sun, Moon, and nodes.
1825. J. Nicholson, Operat. Mechanic, 45. The unequable motion of the piston moved in the common way by a crank.
1855. Faber, Growth in Holiness, xvii. 306. We are fluctuating and unequable in our very fears.
Hence Unequably adv.
1834. Mrs. Somerville, Connex. Phys. Sci., iii. (1840), 20. As the planet moves unequably in its orbit.
a. 1849. Poe, Eureka, Wks. 1865, II. 180. We have now reached a point from which we behold the Universe as a spherical space, interspersed, unequably, with clusters.
