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Перевод: unrequited

[прилагательное]
неоплаченный; невознагражденный; неотмщенный

Тезаурус:

1. She nourishes a secret, unrequited love for Headstone, which is very well understood by her favourite pupil, Mary-Anne.
2. She's singing "More", a torch song written for her by Stephen Sondheim, a haunting, soul-wrenching tale of unrequited love.
3. Complaints following a loss, a grief, a rejection, unrequited love or a reprimand
4. On I Crush Bozo and My Skin Covers My Body , Happy Flowers take hardcore back to its primal matrix of unrequited desire and disproportionate rage: infancy's uncontrolled appetites for oral and anal gratification, its delusions of omnipotence, its terror of the breakdown of the borderline between identity and the primal abjection out of which it's formed.
5. Secondly, there are modern works which are based on tales of passionate love, often frustrated or unrequited, and usually ending in tragedy, e.g. Romeo and Juliet, A Month in the Country and The Invitation .
6. For art's sake, Yeats held on to the myth of his high, unrequited love (he even proposed marriage to Maud's daughter when the child grew old enough to look just like her mother did, so long ago).
7. The vendetta between Trevino and Jacklin and the British gallery proved unrequited in the end.
8. From the private pain, the furtive "minor language" of unrequited obsession, that they began with, The Smiths went public, became the rock band, the pollwinners, ombudsmen for wider grievance.
9. Lucy paced, rampaged, flung out scads of unrequited ire, impassioned as Jay had never seen her.
10. A melodramatic storyline of incestuous desire, Unrequited love and violent revenge; a mythic framework of gods in conflict and supernatural mosters thrown up by the sea.
11. That the pollwinner, the figure most identified with is Morrissey: victim of his past, chained to his memories, only able to imagine being eternally unrequited by life.
12. Finally, with Nick Cave's misogynist agonies, the Jesus and Mary Chain's candyskin classicism, and The Smiths' eternally unrequited gaze, came the return of romanticism in all its purity and privacy.
13. It is indeed a middling grand house, in red brick with three storeys of segment-headed windows characteristic of the early Georgian, and just the shape to frame the passionate, scarred face of Rosa Dartle, destroying herself with unrequited love for the seducer Steerforth.