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Unclosed

Unclosed \Un*closed"\, a. [Pref. un- not + closed.]

  1. Not separated by inclosures; open.
    --Clarendon.

  2. Not finished; not concluded. [R.]
    --Madison.

  3. Not closed; not sealed; open.
    --Byron.

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unclosed
  1. Not closed; left open. v

  2. (en-past of: unclose)

Usage examples of "unclosed".

The handle turned, the door unclosed, and passing through and curtseying low, I looked up at -- a black pillar!

He passed up the gallery very softly, unclosed the staircase door with as little noise as possible, shut it after him, and the last ray vanished.

I was absorbed in the execution of these nice details, when, after one rapid tap, my door unclosed, admitting St.

She remembered what he had said concerning it, and, the music now coming at intervals on the air, she unclosed the casement to listen to the strains, that soon gradually sunk to a greater distance, and tried to discover whence they came.

She reached, however, the vaulted gallery, without interruption, but unclosed its outer door with a trembling hand, and, charging Annette not to quit it and to keep it a little open, that she might be heard if she called, she delivered to her the lamp, which she did not dare to take herself because of the men on watch, and, alone, stepped out upon the dark terrace.

Barnardine unclosed the gate, the dismal aspect of the passage beyond, shewn by a torch burning on the pavement, made her shrink from following him alone, and she refused to go, unless Annette might accompany her.

As she reached it, the small upper casement, where the light appeared, was unclosed by a man, who, having enquired what they wanted, immediately descended, let them into a neat rustic cot, and called up his wife to set refreshments before the travellers.

Having awoke in the night, and lain awake for some time in her bed, she heard the handle of the door turn, and a person whom she distinctly saw - for it was a light night, and the window-shutters unclosed - but whom she had never seen before, stepped in on tiptoe, and with an appearance of great caution.

I may have taken forty winks, but the sun seemed no be no lower when I sat up and unclosed my lids.

The doors of both chambers were left open, so that a part of the interior of each, and the beds with their unclosed curtains, were reciprocally visible.

From Knightsbridge, Pancras, Camden Town, To Redriffe, Shadwell, Horsleydown, No voice was heard, no eye unclosed, But all in deepest sleep reposed.

They were only unclosed twice or thrice a day--once to admit, the men to call the roll, once to let them out again, once to let the wagons come in with rations, and once, perhaps, to admit, new prisoners.

The handle turned, the door unclosed, and passing through and curtseying low, I looked up at -- a black pillar!

Perhaps she would not have given much heed to the interruption, for hers was the strength of an unfettered will, one accustomed to have way, but that, at this moment, the eyes of Stevens unclosed and met her own.

Bird, compassionately, as the woman slowly unclosed her large, dark eyes, and looked vacantly at her.