It was a dark night, unrelieved save by the phosphor gleam of the seas around the vessel, and the light of the two lanterns hung up in the fore and mizzen rigging.
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Unrelieved
Synonyms for "unrelieved" (129 found)
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cyclicaldeaddecideddefinitivedevoiddirectdownrightdrabegregiousemptyendlessfeaturelessflagrantgaplessglaringgraygreygrosshollowhumdrum
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immediateinaneincessantinsipidinterminableintolerablejoinedjointlesslinkedmonotonousnever endingnever-endingnonstopnullnull and voidout-and-outoutrightperennialperfect
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periodicpositivepreciousprofoundpronouncedproperrankrecurrentregularrelentlessrepetitiveround-the-clockrunningsamesamelyseamlessserriedshatteringshockingsmooth
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solidstablestarkstark-staringsteadystraightsuperlativesurpassingtediousthe veriestthoroughthoroughgoingtotaltwenty-four-hourunbearableunbrokenunceasingunconscionableundeniableundifferentiatedunendingunequivocaluniformunintermittedunintermittentunintermittinguninterruptedunmitigatedunqualifiedunremittingunspoiledunstoppeduttervacantvacuousvoidwhitewith nothing insidewithout content
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4 entriesunrelieved distressunrelieved gloomunrelieved painunrelieved suffering
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5 entriesunrelieved distressunrelieved gloomunrelieved painunrelieved sufferingunrelieved tension
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1 entriesSample sentences
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Stock is generally well maintained, and the locomotives and railcars are kept scrupulously clean. The former are painted an unrelieved black, and the latter blue and cream, while the coaches are grey.
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Part of this movement was driven by a growing conviction among African Americans that they faced unrelieved discrimination.
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