unredeemedly

Olmert, of course, is not running as head of any of the parties in the election, so he perhaps feels he can afford for his position to be more "statesman-like" and less unredeemedly belligerent than those of either Livni or Barak?

Charlottesville Blogs 2009

If any one really thinks that the current theology involves depraved notions of the supreme impersonation of good, restricts and narrows the intelligence, misdirects the religious imagination, and has become powerless to guide conduct, then how does the circumstance that it happens not to be wholly and unredeemedly bad in its influence, relieve our dissident from all care or anxiety as to the points in which, as we have seen, he does count it inadequate and mischievous?

On Compromise John Morley 1880