unfulfilled

IPA: ʌnfʊɫfˈɪɫd

Lacking fulfillment; marked by a feeling of failure to achieve goals or desires.
Not yet provided as promised, particularly with respect to a contract or an order for a supply of something.

Examples of "unfulfilled" in Sentences

But the promise was destined to remain unfulfilled.
May the eager, longing desire of our poor women for work, for work only, not remain unfulfilled!
And it's all going to end in unfulfilled hopes, architecture disagreements, and space cadets 'tears (yet again)
My fantasy - which will almost certainly remain unfulfilled - is this contest goes to the convention, and civil war breaks out.
I feel so sorry for the women who find themselves trapped in unfulfilled relationships where they have no time or enjoyment from themselves.
Hope unfulfilled is at the heart of Disraeli's Judaism, as it was also of his personal affairs when, as a young man at a loose end, he produced Alroy.
The three dots is morse code for the word unfulfilled, but the man in the wheelchair probably does not realize that he too, is a portrait of unfulfillment.
On a personal level, the expectation of easy riches combined with a sense of absolute entitlement indicates stunted psychological growth and a sense of failure if desires remain unfulfilled.
Above all, Umrigar gives us a nuanced portrait of Rusi Bilimoria, a middle-aged businessman who is struggling to come to terms with a bad marriage and the realization that many of his dreams remain unfulfilled.