unrequited (unrekwited)

Not requited; not recompensed; not reciprocated. It is thought a disgrace to love unrequited . But the great will see that true love cannot be unrequited. Emerson, E ays, 1st ser., p. 198. unrequitedly (un-rē-kwi'ted-li), adv. Without reciprocation. She was fast falling in love violently, and as it now appeared unrequitedly , with a man her superior in station. R. Brought on, Not Wisely, but Too Well, vi. IMG:content-1517.png:[blocks in formation] frankne ; freedom of communication. T. War- ton, Life of Bathurst, p. 86. unreserved (un-re-zervd'), a. 1. Not reserved; not restricted; not limited; not withheld in part; without reservation; full; entire: as, un- reserved obedience to God's commands. J. A. Alexander , On Ps. li. 21. sible. His unresponsable memory can make us no satisfaction. Fuller , Worthies, E ex, i. 370. ( Davies .) unresponsiblene (un-re-spon'si-bl-nes), n. Irresponsibility. Bp . Gauden, Hi eras pistes, p. 349. unresponsive (un-rē-sponsiv), a . Not respon- sive . nothing; free: as, an unreserved disclosure of facts. Mr. Bright was more unreserved in his language.