a. (UN-1 7 b.)
1593. Nashe, Christ’s T., 36 b. The best remedy of thyne vnrepriueable peruerse destiny was death.
1595. Shaks., John, V. vii. 48. There the poyson Is, as a fiend, confin’d to tyrannize, On vnrepreeuable condemned blood.
a. 1625. Fletcher, Elder Brother, II. i. Thou unreprieveable Dunce!… dost thou tell me I should?
Hence Unreprievably adv.
1594. Nashe, Unfort. Trav., Ded. Vnrepriuebly perisheth that booke whatsoeuer to wast paper, which [etc.]. Ibid. (1596), Saffron Walden, F ij. His bedred stuffe … else would haue laine vnrepriuably spittled at the Chandlers.
