Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- Not forgiven; not pardoned.
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- adjective Not
forgiven . - noun Those who cannot be forgiven
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Examples
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Yes | No | Report from billy bob wrote 1 year 32 weeks ago unforgiven is by far the best western movie ever made!!!
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In the event, Dudley and Betsy did reconcile, reluctantly, and Doris remained unforgiven, which is why Doris and Billy found themselves a few months later in Cockeysville, at Broadmead, not far from Overlea.
Sympathy 2009
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He imagines the undoing of all that he has accomplished -- sees unions unsundered, baptisms nullified, those who confessed to him once again unforgiven.
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As a result I was labelled unforgiven, pariah, evil, not nice, irrelevant.
"BANPC" via James Bow in Google Reader Dark Daughta 2010
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Fantastic. craigger and I slept in, and when I woke up I had a horrid hangover. then I had to watch star trek and listen to craig jam out to Metallica's "unforgiven" ... which I still haven't really forgiven him for. we went to the Western for breakfast, where we both had lunch items.
withkerth Diary Entry withkerth 2004
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It's as though James Hetfield wanted to write a One-style epic and got bogged down with the guitar solo and just put some words over the top of it to the effect that whoever it is he's talking to - he doesn't specify - is unforgiven.
Loveletters Joshua Moses 2011
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The worst we can do is to take these bags bursting with old grudges, unforgiven acts or unmerciful attitudes with us into the new year.
Reverend William E. Flippin, Jr.: It's Time To Lose Our Luggage Jr. Reverend William E. Flippin 2011
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The worst we can do is to take these bags bursting with old grudges, unforgiven acts or unmerciful attitudes with us into the new year.
Reverend William E. Flippin, Jr.: It's Time To Lose Our Luggage Jr. Reverend William E. Flippin 2011
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The worst we can do is to take these bags bursting with old grudges, unforgiven acts or unmerciful attitudes with us into the new year.
Reverend William E. Flippin, Jr.: It's Time To Lose Our Luggage Jr. Reverend William E. Flippin 2011
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I flailed desperate and blind until, dizzy, I crumpled to the ice unforgiven as the drunk beneath the bridge.
Level Shilo Morlang 2012
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