untire

present singular third person untires · participle present untiring · participle past untired · past untired

1. transitiveTo free (someone) from tiredness.

   […] a shed, with ranges of jars, glasses, oranges, lemons, &c., and a bench or two, for the drinkers to descansarse un ratito, to untire themselves.

   1845, Richard Ford, A Hand-book for Travellers in Spain, page 72

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   [A] Chriſtian may not ſeek in his divertiſement any more than a ſimple untiring of his ſpirit and of his body in order to render himſelf more capable to act Chriſtianly; […]

   1678, [Alexander Louis Varet], “Important Advices for the Christian Education of Children. [6. Advice. Against Gaming, and against the Soft and Idle Life of Worldlings.]”, in [anonymous], transl., The Christian Education of Children, according to the Maxims of the Sacred Scripture, and the Instructions of the Fathers of the Church. […], Paris [actually London?]: […] John Baptist Coignard, […], →OCLC, page 260