Obs. [OE. unʓemete, dat. of unʓemet: see prec.] Immoderately, excessively.
Beowulf, 2420. Him wæs ʓeomor sefa,… wyrd unʓemete neab. Ibid., 2721. Þeʓn unʓemete till.
c. 1000. Ags. Ps. (Thorpe), cxv. 2. Ic sylfa cwæð … þæt wæron ealle menn unʓemete lease.
c. 1205. Lay., 7393. Sixti scipen heo makeden vnimete [c. 1275 onimete] muchele.
a. 1225. Leg. Kath., 738. Stoden on an half Þeos meistres so monie, & unimete modi.
1300–1400. R. Gloucester’s Chron. (Rolls), App. A. 15. Þe wynd … schouueþ & þrast Þat al þe erþe quakiȝeþ & schakeþ onymete.
