unlamented

/ (ˌʌnləˈmɛntɪd) /


adjective
  1. not missed, regretted, or grieved over: his late unlamented father

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How to use unlamented in a sentence

  • Neither the ignorant nor the untrustworthy man is happy; for they have no friends in life, and die unlamented and untended.

    Laws | Plato
  • I resolved on making our headquarters at the spot where by all accounts the unlamented Mr. Bradby had met his death.

    The Lost Valley | J. M. Walsh
  • Seldom has the death of an unlamented eldest son proved so direful in its consequences.

    Mary Seaham, Volume 2 of 3 | Elizabeth Caroline Grey
  • And I seem to recall that the late unlamented Rivers's offer of twenty-five thousand straight had them stopped.

    Murder in the Gunroom | Henry Beam Piper
  • A few weeks after the appearance of the Letter he sank, unhonoured and unlamented, into the grave.