(UN-1 7; cf. ILLEVEL a.)
1571. Digges, Pantom., I. xii. D iij b. How vneuen or vnleuell so euer the ground bee.
1644. Quarles, Sheph. Orac., iii. All things were unlevell, And rude disorder crept into our State.
1683. Moxon, Mech. Exerc., Printing, xxiv. 338. The small un-level lying of every Sheet … makes each Sheet incline to the lowest side of the Heap.
1771. Ann. Reg., Usef. Projects, 109/2. That unlevel pastures may be ploughed down without any injury.
1817–8. Cobbett, Resid. U.S. (1822), 286. A place situated … upon high and unlevel lands.
1873. E. Spon, Workshop Receipts, Ser. I. 36/1. Should the cloth have got unlevel.
