unassuaged

It behoves not thee thus vainly to cherish anger unassuaged.

"Yet I wish you had known me before my father died," says she, her grief and pride still unassuaged.

He had many lines in his face—even his simple life had gone hard with him, its sorrows unassuaged by its simplicity.

Lahiri Mahasaya's cheerful mood was incomprehensible; I was still in the unassuaged agony of bereavement.

Still does it tear belated, unassuaged, In wreck about the Mind's aspiring fanes.