unrelievedly

English

Etymology

From unrelieved +‎ -ly.

Adverb

unrelievedly (comparative more unrelievedly, superlative most unrelievedly)

1. Utterly; absolutely; without relief
   • 2007 January 8, Christopher Mason, “Conrad Black Twits an Author, Then Makes News by Apologizing”, in New York Times‎^[1]:

     In the review, which appeared in the Literary Review of Canada, Mr. Black wrote, “she would have to write something unrelievedly terrible before I could bring myself to write anything negative about it.”