Definition of unconsummated in English:

unconsummated

adjectiveʌnˈkɒns(j)əmeɪtɪdˌənˈkɑnsəˌmeɪdəd

(of a marriage or other relationship) not having been consummated.
（婚姻或其他关系）未圆房的；未完满达成的
a loveless, unconsummated marriage
any alliance with Lovejoy remains frustratingly unconsummated
Example sentencesExamples
- Edouard was very attractive to women, but he also had loves that were unconsummated, yet still very significant, with men.
- Controversially, in 1997 she published Emma in Love, an update of Jane Austen's novel in which Emma leaves her marriage to Mr Knightley unconsummated and falls passionately in love with a French baroness.
- There is also a homely, unworldly duo, Mitch and Mickey, played by Catherine O'Hara and Levy: a pair deeply traumatised by their unspoken, unconsummated love for each other.
- His undergraduate relationship with Hughes was physical but unconsummated, as was quite normal in the early 1950s, a period when comparatively few students were having sex.
- Afterwards, the marriage unconsummated, Catherine has numerous affairs and begins to curry favour with the army.
- They marry, but the marriage is kept secret and unconsummated for a year.
- Male-female friendship with an unconsummated erotic subtext becomes much healthier for a woman because it obliterates the potential for pain that always seems to accompany romantic involvement.
- Doughty-Wylie was married, and the relationship between them was fated to be unconsummated and secret.
- In 1853, while painting his portrait in Scotland, Millais fell in love with Ruskin's wife Effie, the victim of an unconsummated marriage, whom he wed in 1855.
- You may be seeing more patients with a long-ignored but serious problem: unconsummated marriage.
- The unconsummated love between Cathy and Heathcliff had perhaps more to do with being personifications of the very land they lived on.
- First there is Meghan, an auburn-haired beauty, whose friend Clara is beaten by her husband on her wedding night, has her unconsummated marriage annulled and enters a convent in 1916.
- The story of unconsummated middle-class adultery began life as a one-act play, Still Life, in the compilation Tonight at 8.30.
- His unconsummated relationship with the milkwoman, played with a smouldering air by Barbara Flynn, was a metaphor for all his missed opportunities.
- Stopes' first marriage was unconsummated and then annulled in 1916 and so she found herself researching the subject.
- Irving can't conceal his vicarious delight in this unconsummated passion, ‘which remained a crush, at room's length, no more’.
- I stood on the bemired beach with Dianna on the first month anniversary of her unconsummated marriage.
- It's about John Ruskin's unconsummated marriage to the Countess Euphemia, or Effie.
- The novelist himself lived for many years in unconsummated love with a happily married woman who accepted him as part of her family.
- Two years on, he has become her protector, her unconsummated lover, her student - and her only prison visitor.

Definition of unconsummated in US English:

unconsummated

adjectiveˌənˈkänsəˌmādədˌənˈkɑnsəˌmeɪdəd

(of a marriage or other relationship) not having been consummated.
（婚姻或其他关系）未圆房的；未完满达成的
a loveless, unconsummated marriage
any alliance with Lovejoy remains frustratingly unconsummated
Example sentencesExamples
- Afterwards, the marriage unconsummated, Catherine has numerous affairs and begins to curry favour with the army.
- First there is Meghan, an auburn-haired beauty, whose friend Clara is beaten by her husband on her wedding night, has her unconsummated marriage annulled and enters a convent in 1916.
- His undergraduate relationship with Hughes was physical but unconsummated, as was quite normal in the early 1950s, a period when comparatively few students were having sex.
- You may be seeing more patients with a long-ignored but serious problem: unconsummated marriage.
- His unconsummated relationship with the milkwoman, played with a smouldering air by Barbara Flynn, was a metaphor for all his missed opportunities.
- Doughty-Wylie was married, and the relationship between them was fated to be unconsummated and secret.
- It's about John Ruskin's unconsummated marriage to the Countess Euphemia, or Effie.
- Male-female friendship with an unconsummated erotic subtext becomes much healthier for a woman because it obliterates the potential for pain that always seems to accompany romantic involvement.
- I stood on the bemired beach with Dianna on the first month anniversary of her unconsummated marriage.
- Irving can't conceal his vicarious delight in this unconsummated passion, ‘which remained a crush, at room's length, no more’.
- The novelist himself lived for many years in unconsummated love with a happily married woman who accepted him as part of her family.
- Edouard was very attractive to women, but he also had loves that were unconsummated, yet still very significant, with men.
- There is also a homely, unworldly duo, Mitch and Mickey, played by Catherine O'Hara and Levy: a pair deeply traumatised by their unspoken, unconsummated love for each other.
- Two years on, he has become her protector, her unconsummated lover, her student - and her only prison visitor.
- Stopes' first marriage was unconsummated and then annulled in 1916 and so she found herself researching the subject.
- In 1853, while painting his portrait in Scotland, Millais fell in love with Ruskin's wife Effie, the victim of an unconsummated marriage, whom he wed in 1855.
- They marry, but the marriage is kept secret and unconsummated for a year.
- The unconsummated love between Cathy and Heathcliff had perhaps more to do with being personifications of the very land they lived on.
- Controversially, in 1997 she published Emma in Love, an update of Jane Austen's novel in which Emma leaves her marriage to Mr Knightley unconsummated and falls passionately in love with a French baroness.
- The story of unconsummated middle-class adultery began life as a one-act play, Still Life, in the compilation Tonight at 8.30.

单词	unconsummated
释义	Definition of unconsummated in English: unconsummated adjectiveʌnˈkɒns(j)əmeɪtɪdˌənˈkɑnsəˌmeɪdəd (of a marriage or other relationship) not having been consummated. （婚姻或其他关系）未圆房的；未完满达成的 a loveless, unconsummated marriage any alliance with Lovejoy remains frustratingly unconsummated Example sentencesExamples Edouard was very attractive to women, but he also had loves that were unconsummated, yet still very significant, with men. Controversially, in 1997 she published Emma in Love, an update of Jane Austen's novel in which Emma leaves her marriage to Mr Knightley unconsummated and falls passionately in love with a French baroness. There is also a homely, unworldly duo, Mitch and Mickey, played by Catherine O'Hara and Levy: a pair deeply traumatised by their unspoken, unconsummated love for each other. His undergraduate relationship with Hughes was physical but unconsummated, as was quite normal in the early 1950s, a period when comparatively few students were having sex. Afterwards, the marriage unconsummated, Catherine has numerous affairs and begins to curry favour with the army. They marry, but the marriage is kept secret and unconsummated for a year. Male-female friendship with an unconsummated erotic subtext becomes much healthier for a woman because it obliterates the potential for pain that always seems to accompany romantic involvement. Doughty-Wylie was married, and the relationship between them was fated to be unconsummated and secret. In 1853, while painting his portrait in Scotland, Millais fell in love with Ruskin's wife Effie, the victim of an unconsummated marriage, whom he wed in 1855. You may be seeing more patients with a long-ignored but serious problem: unconsummated marriage. The unconsummated love between Cathy and Heathcliff had perhaps more to do with being personifications of the very land they lived on. First there is Meghan, an auburn-haired beauty, whose friend Clara is beaten by her husband on her wedding night, has her unconsummated marriage annulled and enters a convent in 1916. The story of unconsummated middle-class adultery began life as a one-act play, Still Life, in the compilation Tonight at 8.30. His unconsummated relationship with the milkwoman, played with a smouldering air by Barbara Flynn, was a metaphor for all his missed opportunities. Stopes' first marriage was unconsummated and then annulled in 1916 and so she found herself researching the subject. Irving can't conceal his vicarious delight in this unconsummated passion, ‘which remained a crush, at room's length, no more’. I stood on the bemired beach with Dianna on the first month anniversary of her unconsummated marriage. It's about John Ruskin's unconsummated marriage to the Countess Euphemia, or Effie. The novelist himself lived for many years in unconsummated love with a happily married woman who accepted him as part of her family. Two years on, he has become her protector, her unconsummated lover, her student - and her only prison visitor. Definition of unconsummated in US English: unconsummated adjectiveˌənˈkänsəˌmādədˌənˈkɑnsəˌmeɪdəd (of a marriage or other relationship) not having been consummated. （婚姻或其他关系）未圆房的；未完满达成的 a loveless, unconsummated marriage any alliance with Lovejoy remains frustratingly unconsummated Example sentencesExamples Afterwards, the marriage unconsummated, Catherine has numerous affairs and begins to curry favour with the army. First there is Meghan, an auburn-haired beauty, whose friend Clara is beaten by her husband on her wedding night, has her unconsummated marriage annulled and enters a convent in 1916. His undergraduate relationship with Hughes was physical but unconsummated, as was quite normal in the early 1950s, a period when comparatively few students were having sex. You may be seeing more patients with a long-ignored but serious problem: unconsummated marriage. His unconsummated relationship with the milkwoman, played with a smouldering air by Barbara Flynn, was a metaphor for all his missed opportunities. Doughty-Wylie was married, and the relationship between them was fated to be unconsummated and secret. It's about John Ruskin's unconsummated marriage to the Countess Euphemia, or Effie. Male-female friendship with an unconsummated erotic subtext becomes much healthier for a woman because it obliterates the potential for pain that always seems to accompany romantic involvement. I stood on the bemired beach with Dianna on the first month anniversary of her unconsummated marriage. Irving can't conceal his vicarious delight in this unconsummated passion, ‘which remained a crush, at room's length, no more’. The novelist himself lived for many years in unconsummated love with a happily married woman who accepted him as part of her family. Edouard was very attractive to women, but he also had loves that were unconsummated, yet still very significant, with men. There is also a homely, unworldly duo, Mitch and Mickey, played by Catherine O'Hara and Levy: a pair deeply traumatised by their unspoken, unconsummated love for each other. Two years on, he has become her protector, her unconsummated lover, her student - and her only prison visitor. Stopes' first marriage was unconsummated and then annulled in 1916 and so she found herself researching the subject. In 1853, while painting his portrait in Scotland, Millais fell in love with Ruskin's wife Effie, the victim of an unconsummated marriage, whom he wed in 1855. They marry, but the marriage is kept secret and unconsummated for a year. The unconsummated love between Cathy and Heathcliff had perhaps more to do with being personifications of the very land they lived on. Controversially, in 1997 she published Emma in Love, an update of Jane Austen's novel in which Emma leaves her marriage to Mr Knightley unconsummated and falls passionately in love with a French baroness. The story of unconsummated middle-class adultery began life as a one-act play, Still Life, in the compilation Tonight at 8.30.
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