Meanings
- not comparableNot slowing down or hindering.
That highly archaic and biblical element, which William Morris often mixed, with as lovely and unretarding an effect as Spenser, into his own English, Powell uses much more lightly and sparingly.
1906, Frederick York Powell: Memoir and letters, page 106
Origin
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