"unperforming" meaning in English

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        "present participle and gerund of unperform"
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          "ref": "1841, George Chalmers, Daniel Defoe, The Novels and Miscellaneous Works, page 84",
          "text": "He could see no great harm in the present pretenders to magic, if the poor people would but keep their money in their pockets; and that they should have their pockets picked by such an unperforming, unmeaning, ignorant crew as these are, is the only magic De Foe could see in the whole science.",
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        "That does not perform."
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  "word": "unperforming"
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  "word": "unperforming"
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          "text": "He could see no great harm in the present pretenders to magic, if the poor people would but keep their money in their pockets; and that they should have their pockets picked by such an unperforming, unmeaning, ignorant crew as these are, is the only magic De Foe could see in the whole science.",
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