ppl. a. Now arch. [UN-1 8. Cf. OE. unʓe-, unwéned.] Not thought of or imagined; unexpected.
c. 1374. Chaucer, Boeth., IV. pr. vi. (1868), 139. What so euer þou mayst seen þat is don in þis world vnhoped or vnwened.
1813. Hogg, Queen’s Wake, 85. The night unweened had passed away, And dawning ushered in the day.
1894. F. S. Ellis, Reynard the Fox, 194. When one weens no thing at all, The thing unweened will straight befal.
