unupheld

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ upheld.

Adjective

unupheld (not comparable)

1. Not upheld.
   • 1829, Robert Pollok, The Course of Time: A Poem, page 225:

     Eternal, uncreated, infinite! Unsearchable Jehovah! God of truth! Maker, upholder, governor of all! Thyself unmade, ungoverned, unupheld!