unfulfilled

Adjective

(comparative more unfulfilled, superlative most unfulfilled)

Lacking fulfillment; marked by a feeling of failure to achieve goals or desires.
Not yet provided as promised, particularly with respect to a contract or an order for a supply of something.

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We always have to have unfulfilled dreams.
Few works of painting and none of sculpture (unless the unfulfilled commission for the Trivulzio monument belongs to this time) are recorded as occupying him during the seven years of his second residence in that city (1506-1513).
(a) The origin of Apocalyptic is to be sought in unfulfilled prophecy.
With the introduction of universal equal suffrage the stormy suffrage agitation came to rest, although one of its demands was unfulfilled, namely female suffrage for the Austrian House of Deputies.
By ignoring the free poetical form of prophecy, and still more by ignoring the fact that the prophetic pictures of the ideal future of Israel could not be literally fulfilled after the fall of the ancient state had entirely changed the sphere in which the problems of true religion had to be worked out, it was possible to find a great mass of unfulfilled prophecy which might form the basis of eschatological constructions.

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