0 If love that you feel for someone is unrequited, it is not felt in the same way by the other person:
1 (of love) felt toward someone who does not feel the same way toward you
The question presented is who suffers more, the one whose loved one is dead or the one whose love is unrequited.
In my view, however, they underestimate the importance of rights and the potentially negative implications of the psychological links between dependency, unrequited obligation and stigma.
Such regrets provide the preamble for the novel's principal theme: unrequited love.
Their love, in fact, is still unrequited, suspended between death and life, confined in such a voluptuous and yet unresolved oxymoron.
The eponymous hero, whose unrequited love comprises the principal theme of the opera, sings no fewer than six airs in this style.
Eros suggests a caring that can be unrequited and, therefore, unfulfilled.
Legal and literary texts preserve the paper trail of unrequited love and relationships gone awry.
A fourth and obvious advantage of our present way of working is that we thereby largely eliminate unrequited exports.
