unrecompensed

Extra costs associated with Mr. Trump’s extravagant revamp of the Fourth of July celebration have further depleted the fund, which was already under strain because of unrecompensed inaugural expenses, and Congress has been appropriating insufficient money to meet the increased expenditures.

Full oft, our wish obtained, deeply we sigh; Yet not unrecompensed are they who learn,10 From that depression raised, to mount on high With stronger wing, more clearly to discern Eternal things; and, if need be, defy Change, with a brow not insolent, though stern.

Her passion of gratitude could not let his service go all unrecompensed.

Unrecompensed, un-rek′om-penst, adj. not recompensed.

Shall the height Send wings, and hide her in the vaulted sky To work red murder on her lords, and fly Unrecompensed?