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Is there any adjective to describe something unfinished/ incomplete that leaves regret, sadness.
E.g
... romance of Romeo and Juliet (they couldn't go together to the end)
... dream (it has to stop haftway because of something, e.g you want to go to college but lack of money)
... end of a character in the movie
Is there any adjective to describe something unfinished/ incomplete that leaves regret, sadness.
E.g
... romance of Romeo and Juliet (they couldn't go together to the end)
... dream (it has to stop haftway because of something, e.g you want to go to college but lack of money)
... end of a character in the movie
E.g
... romance of Romeo and Juliet (they couldn't go together to the end)
... dream (it has to stop haftway because of something, e.g you want to go to college but lack of money)
... end of a character in the movie
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With Romeo and Juliet you could say unrequited love
With a dream you could say unfulfilled dream
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