unpealed

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ pealed.

Adjective

unpealed (not comparable)

1. Not pealed.
   • 1894, The Yale Literary Magazine, volume 59, page 389:

     Thine's the voice of love concealed, / Echo of wedding bells unpealed, […]

   • 1969, Herbert Ernest Bates, An Autobiography: The vanished world, volumes 1-3, page 101:

     The church bells in the ancient and structurally unsafe steeple of the church at Rushden, unpealed in all probability since the relief of Mafeking, pealed gallantly out again, […]