unconsummated
/ (ʌnˈkɒnsəˌmeɪtɪd) /
(of a marriage, relationship, etc) not having been consummated
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How to use unconsummated in a sentence
Despite increasing diplomatic and military cooperation, “a strategic energy alliance has remained heretofore unconsummated.”
Natural Gas Is Not Singlehandedly Reshaping The Mediterranean | Allison Good | November 18, 2013 | THE DAILY BEAST“unconsummated love affairs are perhaps the most poignant and most remembered of all,” Campion argues.
Loving each other as men and women love but once in a lifetime, their love was destined to be for ever unconsummated.
The Hermit of Far End | Margaret PedlerThe lovers, now that in an aery body they must sorrow for unconsummated love, are 'tangled up as the grass patterns are tangled.'
Certain Noble Plays of Japan | Ezra PoundThey came waking and crowding to fill out the measure of his unconsummated passion, and they had all one face and one likeness.
The Lovely Lady | Mary Austin
The marriage ceremony, therefore, that might otherwise have been expected to take place, thus remained unconsummated.
The Tiger Hunter | Mayne Reid
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