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1792. W. Roberts, Looker-on, No. 29 (1794), I. 410. Love is so unsensualized and sublimed above passion, that it has forgotten its old retreats.
1796. Coleridge, Destiny of Nations, 80. For Fancy is the power That first unsensualises the dark mind, Giving it new delights.
a. 1849. H. Coleridge, Ess. (1851), II. 147. Certain divines who thought to unsensualize mankind by making the body as disgusting as possible.
1889. Spectator, 7 Sept. An almost Pharisaic observance of the rites and ceremonies which unsensualised them.
