Impenitent [adjective]

Nay, even eternal ruin awaits the impenitent violator of Covenant engagements.

The impenitent transgressor continues under the curse of the law.

He pushed fiercely through the knot of boys, and strode as quickly as he could along the playground, angry and impenitent.

It was a plea, the sole purpose of which was to enable them to live on as they were, immoral and impenitent.

Even while he is still explicitly impenitent and defiant he tries to pull her round to the light that he may see her face.

She was condemned to death, and died impenitent, refusing to listen to psalm-singing or prayers.

To think and speak of that day with horror doth well beseem the impenitent sinner, but ill the believing saint.

There is no sin forgiven to an impenitent, unconverted sinner.

If there was a world before this we must all have died impenitent.

For him, for every impenitent soul here to-night, the hour has struck.