Definition of unremitted in English:

unremitted

adjective (ˌ)ʌnrɪˈmɪtɪd

1Of a sin, offence, etc.: not forgiven or pardoned; unexpiated, unatoned for. Of a debt, punishment, etc.: not cancelled or rescinded.
2Of an activity, condition, process, etc.: continuous, constant, incessant.
3Of a person: persistent or unrelenting (in a task or activity); = "unremitting". Now rare.
4Of a sum of money: not transferred from one place or person to another; specifically (of income earned abroad) not transferred to the worker's or company's home country.

Origin

Mid 16th century. From un- + remit + -ed. Compare later remitted.

Definition of unremitted in US English:

unremitted

adjective(ˌ)ʌnrɪˈmɪtɪd

1Of a sin, offence, etc.: not forgiven or pardoned; unexpiated, unatoned for. Of a debt, punishment, etc.: not cancelled or rescinded.
2Of an activity, condition, process, etc.: continuous, constant, incessant.
3Of a person: persistent or unrelenting (in a task or activity); = "unremitting". Now rare.
4Of a sum of money: not transferred from one place or person to another; specifically (of income earned abroad) not transferred to the worker's or company's home country.

Origin

Mid 16th century. From un- + remit + -ed. Compare later remitted.

单词	unremitted
释义	Definition of unremitted in English: unremitted adjective (ˌ)ʌnrɪˈmɪtɪd 1Of a sin, offence, etc.: not forgiven or pardoned; unexpiated, unatoned for. Of a debt, punishment, etc.: not cancelled or rescinded. 2Of an activity, condition, process, etc.: continuous, constant, incessant. 3Of a person: persistent or unrelenting (in a task or activity); = "unremitting". Now rare. 4Of a sum of money: not transferred from one place or person to another; specifically (of income earned abroad) not transferred to the worker's or company's home country. Origin Mid 16th century. From un- + remit + -ed. Compare later remitted. Definition of unremitted in US English: unremitted adjective(ˌ)ʌnrɪˈmɪtɪd 1Of a sin, offence, etc.: not forgiven or pardoned; unexpiated, unatoned for. Of a debt, punishment, etc.: not cancelled or rescinded. 2Of an activity, condition, process, etc.: continuous, constant, incessant. 3Of a person: persistent or unrelenting (in a task or activity); = "unremitting". Now rare. 4Of a sum of money: not transferred from one place or person to another; specifically (of income earned abroad) not transferred to the worker's or company's home country. Origin Mid 16th century. From un- + remit + -ed. Compare later remitted.
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