“+ adjective
Etymology: un- (I) + relieved, past participle of relieve
1. : not given relief : furnished no assistance, remedy, or mitigation
drudgery was unrelieved by labor-saving devices — American Guide Series: Ind.
2. : having or likened to a flat unbroken surface without heights or depths or without lights or shadows : lacking diversity, alternation, or chiaroscuro : monotonous , unvarying
gowns … of unrelieved black — Victoria Sackville-West
an unrelieved slum — Gus Tyler
simple pity that such a career should end in unrelieved banality — L.B.Gowing
• un·relievedly “+ adverb