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1836, Honoré-Gabriel de Riqueti comte de Mirabeau, Memoirs of Mirabeau: Biographical, Literary, and Political, page 169:Love this young man thus unbrambled against hope. You are omni spes et fortuna nostri nominis, as Hannibal said to his brother. Probe his heart, and raise his head.
- 1966, Michael Ffinch, Bird Cage Diary:
- Unbramble my sleepway! O pumpkin
- unfrost! Autumn,
- moon to my sadness. Whoosh! Frond-fall
2007 11, Nathan Redman, “The Argentine (After Carl Sandburg)”, in Bloodwork, Xulon Press, →ISBN, page 17:His statue was mounted in a public square / (Of argent spikes smelted down.) But of his name they were unaware. / And could not unbramble their way back through the foggy hill and dale / Of human memory. So they just hammered in John Silvernail.
unbramble-like meaning un-bramble-like
1991, Fine Gardening, page 54:The evergreen strands of a New Zealand bramble, Rubus parvus, most unbramble-like, cavort with Polygala chamaebuxus, an evergreen mat smothered with yellow and pink orchid-like blossoms in spring.