unsuccess

He was one of the men who dropped an unsuccess very soon, and did not spend his energies fighting his way through.

Lack of confidence in one's own powers is the source of every kind of feebleness and of all unsuccess.

The rejected postulant, chopfallen and sullen, repaired to his mother and related his unsuccess.

Perhaps he had, half consciously, a sense of subtle kinship to the unsuccess and cheerful resignation of it all.

Similarly the result of unsuccess in such a venture is obvious.

And I would accuse myself of ingratitude for complaining of my unsuccess.

The Vice-Admiral, however, laid his unsuccess to the indifferent quality of his ships.

At any rate, their success or unsuccess almost wholly depends upon its capacity to overcome internal evils.

It is a forlorn enterprise—that is admitted; but there are degrees of unsuccess.

Here, when all else was numbed by loneliness and hunger and unsuccess, it waked and warned me.