Unremedied

ppl. a. (UN-¹ 8.)

  Also in 16th c. unreme·died, Sc. unreme·dit.

1563.  Reg. Privy Council Scot., I. 250. Salang as this inobedience is unremedit.

1595.  Spenser, Clorinda, 8. The authors … And workers of my vnremedied wo.

1644.  Milton, Divorce (ed. 2), A 3 b. The unremedied lonelinesse of this remedy.

1768.  Blackstone, Comm., III. 385. Should [these defects] … continue unremedied and unsupplied.

1791.  Cowper, Odyss., II. 272. Waste will continue and disorder foul Unremedied.

1864.  Pusey, Lect. Daniel, 523, note. God is often said to ‘awake’ for His people, when He notices that which He had before left unremedied.