unaccepted

An offer is a revocable and unaccepted communication of willingness to promise.

So long as they are unaccepted, they possess the same character.

Shell have to accept it; or to live with it unaccepted, then.

Well—there must be many other natural laws, still undiscovered, or at least unaccepted.

In a lover, as yet unaccepted, she felt this last quality to be embarrassing.

It is worth while remembering that it is still an unaccepted one.

He weeps; and Cain, furiously returning from the unaccepted labor of the fields, lifts his hand against his brother.

The practical objection to unaccepted and over-simplified spellings is the disfavor with which they are received by the reader.

Welford received them coldly; their invitations were unaccepted, and, what was worse, they were never returned.

This was unaccepted for the same reason that weighed with him when he refused a post on the Times.