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1779. Encycl. Brit. (ed. 2), IV. 2674/1. Another sort of glass, [having] some unvitrified particles in its substance.
1839. Ure, Dict. Arts, 1160. The superficial film of colours will remain unvitrified.
1888. Encycl. Brit., XXIV. 264/1. The vitrified walls are supported by masses of unvitrified stone.