ppl. a. (UN-1 8.)
1822. in Speeches of H. Grattan, I. p. lxxx.
| Let us look through the vistas of History’s page, | |
| And we see not one name of the good or the great, | |
| Ungnawed by the loathsomest worms of the age— | |
| And can Grattan find freedom from Cicero’s fate? |
1836. F. Mahony, Rel. Father Prout (1859), 376. Thy MSS. have come down to us … ungnawed by the tooth of Time.
1881. Darwin, Veg. Mould, 80. Ungnawed petioles had not become more decayed near the base than elsewhere.
