a. (UN-1 7.)
1816. Jane Austen, Emma, I. x. 179. So prosing—so undistinguishing and unfastidious.
1822. Lamb, Elia, I. Decay of Beggars. Well fare the soul of unfastidious Vincent Bourne!
1865. Sat. Rev., 4 Feb., 141/2. An unfastidious taste is not offended by its style.
Hence Unfastidiousness.
1881. Grant White, Eng. Without & Within (1885), 476–7. None the less, however, was I puzzled to account for the unfastidiousness of palate which could desire, and the stoutness of stomach which, after sherry, champagne, and claret, could retain, a great glass of porter with a tawny head upon it, at the mere sight of which even my masculine, and I had thought very submissive, gorge rose in rebellion.
