inopinate

ĭnŏpīnātē and ĭnŏpīnātō,

• advv., v. inopinatus fin.

inopīnātē, Adv. (inopinatus), unvermutet, Chalcid. Tim. 145. Augustin. conf. 8, 6, 14 u. Cassiod. hist. eccl. trip. 3, 4. – ➳ Sen. ad Helv. 5, 3 jetzt inopinantis.

inopinate [LL] , unexpectedly. 1002 (13c) curis ‥ ~e crebrescentibus CD 1297; erant ‥ filii Carl ‥ non longe ab Eboraco, quos ~e ‥ preoccupantes ‥ peremerunt Obsess. Durh. 7; s1228 eodem anno ~e media nocte hyemali tempore venit Reginaldus rex de Galwedia Chr. Man 90; dictusque faber de paupere fieret subito et ~e dives Spec. Laic. 10 p. 15; c1350 ex hac vita inopitiate [sic MS; ? l. inopinate] est subtractus (Reg.) Hist. Roff. f. 78; s1356 subito et ~e venit Avesb. 135vb.