unacknowledged

It was his unacknowledged desire to have his wife's opinion of him repudiated that made him perpetually unfaithful to her.

For some vague, unacknowledged cause, her first impulse had been one of relief.

They do not take favors and attentions as a matter of course and unacknowledged.

Some abnormal cases of worry suggest the theory that the fear is but a cloak for unacknowledged desire.

But poor little Kedzie's little past included one incompetent and unacknowledged husband and two village parents.

Dorothy arrived at this conclusion not without a certain amount of unacknowledged sense of relief.

It was no less than submitting to an unacknowledged slavery.

At the back of her mind, unacknowledged, was a thought which offered a sop to conscience.

They were to suffer on, she implied, in a mutual, unacknowledged passion.

There before him was his own one unacknowledged child—the only child ever born to him.