unquitted

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ quitted.

Adjective

unquitted (not comparable)

  1. Not quitted.
    Synonym: unquit
    • 1879, Gervais White, Stray Leaves, page 87:
      And each day were told new wonders / Of the fountain's crystal water; / Of its power to raise the feeble / From their long unquitted couches
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