unremitted (unremited)

1. Not remitted; not forgiven: as, punishment unremitted.-2. Not having a temporary relaxation: as, pain unremitted. It is the strongest motive that we can suggest for unre mitted diligence in the acquisition of useful knowledge. Everett, Orations, I. 268. unremittedly (un-re-mited-li), adv . In an unremitted manner; ince antly; continuously. Newport has an advantage which Swansea has been striving for unremittedly . The Engineer, LXVII. 408. unremitting (un-re-mit'ing), a. Not abating; not relaxing for a time; ince ant; continued: as, unremitting exertions. How many a rustic Milton has pa ed by, Stifling the specchle longings of his heart In unremitting drudgery and care! Shelley, Queen Mab, v. unremittingly (un-re-mit'ing-li), adv . In an unremitting manner; without relaxing relaxin for a time; ince antly. Words worth , Excursion, ix. unremittingne unremittingne (un-re-mit'ing-nes), n. The character or state of being unremitting; continuousne . unremorseful (un-rē-môrs'ful), a. Feeling no remorse; unpitying; remorsele . Unremorseful fate Did work the falls of those two princes dead. Niccols , Sir T. Over bury's Vision, 1616. ( Davies .) unremorsefully (un-re-môrs'fül-i), adv . Without remorse; unpityingly. Hawthorne, Old Manse, p. 314.