unlowly

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ lowly.

Adjective

unlowly (comparative more unlowly, superlative most unlowly)

  1. Not lowly.
    • 1882, Mary Cowden Clarke, Isabella; The Votaress, page 134:
      She kneeled, it was true: but with heart unlowly, unreverential, full of indignation and rebellion
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