unaccepted

As an accepted practice, burning buildings was subject to the rules of war.

It’s almost like an accepted, reverse-engineered form of price-fixing.

So long as they are unaccepted, they possess the same character.

It has been pointed out above that Gregg was a voice crying in the wilderness—he was a missionary who spoke an unaccepted faith.

Of these aspirations, in all their depth and significance, Diderot was the half-conscious oracle and unaccepted prophet.

The so-called offer would neither be revocable nor unaccepted.

Unaccepted articles will be returned to the writers if stamps are sent with them to pay return postage.