Unrelieved
(adjective)
Not having had relief or respite.
Origin:
Early 17th century; formed from the prefix un- and the verb "relieve".
Examples:
- The unrelieved pain made it difficult to sleep.
- The unrelieved stress was taking a toll on her health.
- The unrelieved drought caused crops to fail.
- The unrelieved siege lasted for months.
- The unrelieved monotony was driving him crazy.