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1. Not permitting or enduring. rare.
1568. Reg. Privy Council Scot., I. 626. Unsufferand the said Johnne … to be supportit … be the said hous.
1570. Levins, Manip., 137. Vnsuffering, impatiens.
2. Not undergoing suffering.
1717. Atterbury, Serm. (1737), III. 153. Can a man so treated … be said to be in an unsuffering state?
1736. Thomson, Hymn Seasons, 75. For the Great Shepherd reigns; And His unsuffering kingdom yet will come.
1838. H. Blunt, Sev. Ch. Asia, 24. To an extent, to which the fairest mansion of the unsuffering Christian is utterly a stranger.
