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noun

Inability to be relied upon or trusted.

Usage examples:

She causes havoc in the office because of her unreliability
adjective

Not able to be relied upon.

Usage examples:

He's lazy and unreliable
adjective

That cannot be relieved.

Unrelieved

ˌʌn.rɪˈliːvd
adjective

Lacking variation or change; monotonous.

Usage examples:

Flowing gowns of unrelieved black
adverb

In a way that is continuous and never improves

Usage examples:

Voters' views of the government are unrelievedly negative., she does not disguise how unrelievedly …
adjective

Indifferent or hostile to religion.

Usage examples:

An unreligious idea
adjective

That cannot be relinquished.

adverb

Without relinquishing something; in a manner that prevents relinquishment.

adjective

That has not been relinquished.

adjective

That cannot be relished; flavourless; unpalatable.

adjective

Not relished; not enjoyed, appreciated, or savoured.

adjective

Lacking in flavour or savour; unappetizing, unpalatable.

adjective

Not reluctant; ungrudging; willing, ready.

adverb

Not reluctantly; willingly; enthusiastically.

adjective

Not particularly interesting or surprising.

Usage examples:

His early childhood was unremarkable
adjective

Not mentioned or remarked upon; unnoticed.

Usage examples:

She let his bitterness go unremarked
verb

To fail or omit to remember; to forget.

adjective

Not rememberable, unmemorable.

adjective

Not remembered; forgotten.

Usage examples:

They lived according to social codes now utterly unremembered
adjective

Not remembering; forgetting, forgetful; unmindful.

noun

The action or fact of forgetting or not remembering; lack or failure of recollection.

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