unkemptness

In spite of a lingering unkemptness, he was indeed a fine object to view—massive and leonine.

"I come from Madam Bowker," he explained to Craig, humbly conscious of his own disarray and toiler's unkemptness.

There are two features about him, then, which seem to strike every one, his unkemptness and his shyness.

Perhaps there is, at any rate in the earlier letters, something of this unkemptness in Keats as an epistoler.

Straight ahead he saw the garden, lying graceless and deserted, with the unkemptness of extreme old age.