unmollified
/(ˌ)ʌnˈmɒlɪfʌɪd/adjective
Not mollified or appeased.
Origin
Late 16th century; earliest use found in Angell Day (fl. 1563–1595), stationer and writer. From un- + mollified.
- non-payer
- non-paying
- non-payment
- non-pedigree
- non-penetrative
- non-people
- non-peptide
- non-perception
- non-performance
- non-performer
- non-performing
- non-periodic
- non-perishable
- non-permanent
- non-permissive
- non-persistent
- non-person
- non-personal
- non-photosynthetic
- non-physical
- non-physically
- non-pictorial
- non-placental
- non placet
- non-planar