a. (UN-1 7 b.)
1816. Southey, Ess. (1832), I. 241. It was vehement grief,… unalleviated … and … unalleviable.
1887. H. Drummond, in G. A. Smith, Life (1899), xi. 274. The thing that crushes is to look on silently at the unalleviable pain of those we love.
