undissembled

My breast heaved, however, as if a weight had risen from my lungs, and I walked home, blessing God for health, with undissembled gratitude.

Music awakes, The native voice of undissembled joy, And thick around the woodland hymns arise.

Undissembled, un-di-sem′bld, adj. not dissembled, open: unfeigned.

There was an undissembled titter from a group of beaters in the background; Flurry tucked his gun under his arm and walked on.

If it should be a case of undissembled sickness, and the patient become worse by this unnatural treatment, she is removed, and the ceremonies are suspended, and it is concluded that it was not a real possession, but something else.