Unperformed [adjective]

The only duty to society which John had left as yet unperformed was that of matrimony.

Shall we defile ourselves by taking them as wages for anything—above all, for that which is unperformed?'

This is not the first promise I have received of his coming, and yet unperformed.

In the languages of the world, it is a royal edict which remains unobserved and unperformed.

We have passed through the first two, but Action still is unperformed.

He cannot abide 'dunning creditors, unperformed duty, neglect of the need of a friend'.

Though the property is transferred by the sale, promises or obligations may still be unperformed by the seller.

Unperformed, un-per-formd′, adj. not performed or fulfilled: not represented on the stage.

And now the unperformed outstanding obligations to Freedom, originally proposed and assumed by the South, are resisted.

They have done feats themselves, unattempted, or at least unperformed by others.