unassuaged

He looked scruffy, weary, bedraggled and unassuaged by his bloated bank account.

She wonders whether she can really trust her childhood friend Charlotte, unassuaged by Charlotte’s claim to be the “ultimate ally.”

The worry is visceral and widespread, unassuaged by Biden’s lead in the polls.

As he predicted, American conservatism is moving in an ever angrier, more radical direction, unassuaged by its control of the presidency, the Senate and a majority on the Supreme Court.

My prayers seem puny; my guilt unearned yet unassuaged.