unkindled

In the midst of the general glow, however, there was one black unkindled cinder.

"We shall have to find a radioactive deposit unkindled as yet," I called to Thor.

He found much delicacy in the music but not enough of the real weight behind the more massive climaxes and left the flames of passion somewhat unkindled in Brunnhilde's immolation scene from Gotterdammerung.

The westering sun was dropping red past the boughs at the cave mouth, and the logs were still unkindled, when finally I gave up, with the sweat running scalding on my body under my gown, and my hands, outstretched for the magic, trembling like those of an old man.

After lighting with his own hands the faggots which were heaped upon the hearth, old John withdrew to hold grave council with his cook, touching the stranger's entertainment; while the guest himself, seeing small comfort in the yet unkindled wood, opened a lattice in the distant window, and basked in a sickly gleam of cold March sun.