(UN-1 12; cf. next.)
a. 1684. Leighton, Comm. 1 Pet. ii. 11 (1693), 351. But by the troubles, and unfriendliness of the World he gains this.
a. 1768. Secker, Serm. (1771), V. iv. 71. Every Day we see those … return monstrous Acts of Injustice for slight Instances of Neglect or Unfriendliness.
1790. Mme. D’Arblay, Diary, 20 May. I never diminished from the frank unfriendliness to the cause with which I began.
1861. Geo. Eliot, Silas M., ix. Not because of any unfriendliness, but because … courtesy is not a growth of such homes.
