a. (UN-1 7, 5 b.)

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1648.  W. Ashhurst, Reasons agst. Agreement, 13. They are to have nothing but in an unoppressive way.

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1782–3.  W. F. Martyn, Geog. Mag., I. 355. [The Gentoo laws] are unoppressive.

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1790.  Burke, Fr. Rev., 53. You would have had an unoppressive but a productive revenue.

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1874.  Ruskin, Fors Clav., xl. IV. 78. What was an act of distressing servitude has become an unoppressive act of love.

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