The Collaborative International Dictionary
Unconsummate \Un`con*sum"mate\, a.
Not consummated; not accomplished. [Obs.]
--Dryden.
Wiktionary
a. (context obsolete English) Not consummated; not accomplished.
Usage examples of "unconsummate".
The disease in short arm hath a gimmick for going places unlike certain unfortunate viruses who are fated to languish unconsummate in the guts of a tick or a jungle mosquito, or the saliva of a dying jackal slobbering silver under the desert moon.
Switch envelopes in clip clap joint where fraudulent girls put the B on you in favor of the House 666 and there is no health in them clap broads rotten to the apple corer of my unconsummate cock.
For, pain or no, all that her body was crying for was union with him, something which she had come to need in the long weeks of their unconsummated marriage.
Sometimes I think an unconsummated affair is the wisest course, in any event.
Tony crouches before her, his lips thrust upwards in an unconsummated kiss.
One of these threads involves the unconsummated love between Li Mu Bai and Yu Shu Lien, both of whom have rejected their personal desires in order to follow the path of duty and honor.
There was still the certain distance, the coy shyness, that spoke of passion as yet unconsummated, though acknowledged.