unatonableadj.
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the world > relative properties > order > disorder > disharmony or incongruity > [adjective]
discordablea1393
discordanta1393
discordinga1398
incongruea1398
inconvenient1398
unaccording1398
discordc1415
disagreeablea1425
inconsutilec1450
unaccordanta1470
dissonant1490
disaccordanta1513
disagreeing?1526
incongruent1531
wide1531
unconsonant1535
dissonate1548
dissenting1550
dissident?c1550
unagreeable?1550
disconformc1554
discrepant1556
absonant1564
dissentany1586
disconsorted1589
disagreed1596
discordous1597
discordious1598
incorrespondent1599
dissentious1605
untunable1605
incongruous1611
unagreeing1611
unanswerable1611
eccentric1612
unconcurrent1613
disconsonant1614
dissentaneous1623
dissorting1631
uncorrespondent1631
discorrespondent1635
incoincident1636
unconcurring1639
eccentrical1640
unatonable1645
incompliant1647
pluranimous1650
disconformeda1658
inagreeable1657
inconsonant1658
disharmonious1659
inconcinn1660
discongruous1663
unharmonious1667
discoherent1675
uncongruous1709
inharmonious1749
immutual1768
unharmonized1803
unconsentaneous1818
inaccordant1822
uncorresponding1826
unharmonizing1851
non-concurring1866
discordful1867
disharmonic1887
non-concurrent1907
1645 J. Milton Tetrachordon 84 He who sees not this argument how plainly it serves to divorce any untunable, or unattonable matrimony, sees little.
2. Irreconcilable.
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the mind > emotion > hatred > fact or condition of being unreconciled > [adjective] > not easily reconciled
unreconcilable?1560
unreconciliable1573
inexpiable1598
irreconcilable1599
irreconciliable1601
unconciliablea1614
incompatible1623
unatonable1683
1683 J. Howe Union among Protestants in Wks. (1724) II. 243 If such men were capable of being reason'd with..I would ask them, ‘What, are you altogether unatoneable? Will nothing divert you from this pursuit?’
1830 W. Taylor Hist. Surv. German Poetry I. 213 How the waves rush, the thunders roar, and the voice of winds tells of this unatonable vengeance.
1853 J. Ruskin Stones of Venice II. viii. 312 The great unatoneable division between the disciple and the adversary.
3. That cannot be atoned for or expiated.
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the mind > goodness and badness > badness or evil > unpardonableness > [adjective]
irremissible1413
uncleansable?c1475
impardonable1523
unpardonable1525
inexcusable1526
unforgivable1548
unexcusable1550
pardonless1567
inexpiable1570
unreclaimable1574
irremittable1587
unremissible1593
unsatisfiable1593
unexpiable1606
excuseless1611
anapologetic1614
unsalvable1624
pretenceless1641
unpalliable1672
unatonable1689
redemptionless1799
irredeemablea1834
society > morality > moral evil > wickedness > [adjective] > unpardonable or inexpiable
irremissible1413
uncleansable?c1475
impardonable1523
unpardonable1525
inexcusable1526
unforgivable1548
unexcusable1550
pardonless1567
inexpiable1570
irremittable1587
unremissible1593
unsatisfiable1593
unexpiable1606
excuseless1611
anapologetic1614
pretenceless1641
unatonable1689
society > morality > virtue > righteousness or rectitude > reform, amendment, or correction > atonement > [adjective] > able to be atoned for > not
inexpiable1570
unexpiable1606
unatonable1689
1689 Apol. Failures G. Walker's Acct. Siege of Derry 19 The unattoneable Guilt of retarding the Conveyance of those Arms and Ammunition.
1881 W. Collins Black Robe i. x I have committed the one unatonable and unpardonable sin.
This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1921; most recently modified version published online June 2021).
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