unforgotten

American  

[uhn-fer-gaht-uhn] / ˌʌn fərˈgɑt ən /

adjective

1. having been remembered; not forgotten.

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Example Sentences

With one case per season, “Unforgotten” is rich in personal, and historical, detail — both for the victims and the investigators trying to bring them justice.

From Los Angeles Times

Gone but very much unforgotten.

From Los Angeles Times

No one broods quite like Nicola Walker, whose eyes have transfixed viewers in television shows like “Unforgotten,” “Last Tango in Halifax” and “The Split.”

From New York Times

Other scripted series are on the docket, including “Unforgotten,” “Van Der Valk,” and “Little Bird,” the latter about an adopted woman who tries to investigate her personal history.

From Seattle Times

There are no real demons here, only those insubstantial ones from bygone days — unforgiven betrayals, old jealousies, unforgotten guilt — that bedevil the present.

From Washington Post