ppl. a. (UN-1 8.)
1586. J. Mush, in J. Morris, Troub. Cath. Forefathers, III. (1877), 363. Not one Religious house standeth, not one altar unrased and undefiled.
1610. Holland, Camden’s Brit., II. 101. They left scarce one village … unrased and unrifled.
1674–5. A. Capel, in Essex’s Lett., 3 Feb. (1770), 38. It will be a precedent very dangerous to the government here, that … these very things [ordered to be erased] in after times shall appear unrazed.
