Un-ĕath'1, adv.
adv. [From prefix un and eath; A-S. uneaðh.] Not easily. [Obs.]
Who he was, uneath was to descry. Spencer.
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Uneath
Un-ĕath'2, adv.
[Contracted from underneath.] Beneath; below. [Obs.] And seemed uneath to shake the steadfast ground. Spenser.