unassociable

But, in this matter of concurrence of earthquakes with aerial phenomena, which are as unassociable with earthquakes, if internally caused, as falls of sand on convulsed small boys full of sour apples, the abundance of so-called evidence is so great that we can only sketchily go over the data, beginning with Robert

The Book of the Damned Charles Fort

Tremayne's frank, easy bearing, so unassociable with guilt, had, as we know, gone far, to reassure him, and had even shamed him, so that he had trampled his suspicions underfoot.

The Snare Rafael Sabatini 1912

'Then let her meet her fate,' -- so ran his thoughts when he had perused the cold note, unassociable with the Adela he imagined in its bald formality.

Demos George Gissing 1880