unbeloved

There can be no hesitancy, with the fair words of the crowd in one scale—and Ida Ross, unknown and unbeloved, in the other.

Yet he is as one that dies while he lives; though not altogether as one unbeloved by divine beings.

His beloved relatives obtain the good, his unbeloved relatives the evil he has done.

Yes, solitary and unbeloved as I was there, I enjoyed a more pleasurable state of being than I do here.

Not unbeloved is this serious tree, the elm, with its leaf sitting close, unthrilled.