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unparted

  • a word derived from parted.
    parted
    adjective
    divided into parts; cleft.

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He in London and she at Wylder Hall, they were far more together than most unparted pairs.

From There & Back by George MacDonald

O Lord of the world, Thou didst create the ox with cloven feet and the ass with unparted hoof, Thou hast created Paradise and hell, Thou createst the righteous and also the wicked.

From The Legends of the Jews — Volume 2 by Henrietta Szold

"I ain't unparted my lips," asserted her husband.

From Honey-Sweet by Edna Henry Lee Turpin

The roads of happiness are trod By simple folks and tender-hearted, By gentle folks that worship God And want to live their days unparted.

From Just Folks by Edgar A. (Edgar Albert) Guest

He lay there by their extinct fire, with his wistful, lost-dog face upward, and his thick yellow hair unparted as it had always been.

From The Virginian, a Horseman of the Plains by Owen Wister