different between unboasted vs unblasted
unboasted
English
Etymology
un- +? boasted
Adjective
unboasted (not comparable)
- Not boasted.
- 1822, Walter Scott, The Fortunes of Nigel
- He sometimes felt as if, betwixt the one and the other, not to mention the more unseen and unboasted but scarce less certain influence of Lady Blackchester, his affair, simple as it had become, might have been somehow accelerated.
- 1822, Walter Scott, The Fortunes of Nigel
Anagrams
- aboundest, eastbound
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unblasted
English
Etymology
un- +? blasted
Adjective
unblasted (not comparable)
- Not having been blasted.
- 1992, Howard L. Hartman et al, SME mining engineering handbook: Volume 2
- Another source of weight damage is from unblasted pillars or stubs left in the undercut area.
- 1992, Howard L. Hartman et al, SME mining engineering handbook: Volume 2
Anagrams
- Dunstable, subdental, unstabled
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