a. 1618. Raleigh, Son’s Advice, Rem. (1664), 115. Oh how unconsolable were your case, your friends being fled.
1654–66. Earl Orrery, Parthen. (1676), 598. This relation … had a resembling operation on the unconsolable Emilia.
1731. Fielding, Mod. Husb., V. ix. What an unconsolable creature would you be if [etc.].
Hence Unconsolably adv.
1895. W. Platt, Women, etc. 61. She went off and wept unconsolably.
