unalleviated

His thoughts turned black with a hate unalleviated by the distance of years.

Earl of Durkness

If unalleviated, existential boredom can lead to a state of complete indifference or even revulsion toward the world, such as that described by the Roman statesman and philosopher Seneca: How long will things be the same?

Accidie? Ennui? Sigh . . .

For such a one as Octavian, the unalleviated company of military men like his senior legates for months on end would have driven him mad.

Antony and Cleopatra

This is all on the surface, but beneath and better than this is a kindness which leaves no stranger to a sense of loneliness, no want uncared for, and no sorrow unalleviated.

The Hawaiian Archipelago

The Mahrkagir of Drujan wore no crown, no diadem, no badge of office; only black, unalleviated save for the worn silver brocade on his coat.

Kushiel's Avatar

Prolonged, protracted, unalleviated stress is the kind that raises LDL cholesterol as it pumps in the stress hormones that may cause negative changes in the blood vessels.

Healing the Female Heart

From the point I had now reached until opium was wholly abandoned, that is, for a month or more, my condition may be described by the single phrase, intolerable and almost unalleviated wretchedness.

The Opium Habit

But no where has the system been exhibited in its native unalleviated deformity, as in Spain, Portugal and their South

Fox's Book of Martyrs Or A History of the Lives, Sufferings, and Triumphant Deaths of the Primitive Protestant Martyrs

It was a grey stone house, low and solid, its bareness unalleviated by any grace of ornament or structure, and its two long rows of windows gazed out resignedly at a tame prospect.

Amabel Channice

Like a wise guardian-angel she remembers on these occasions that he is only a man, and that men in their unwisdom may grow impatient of unalleviated guardian-angelhood; he will by and by discover his error, and she can bide her time.

Robert Browning