unrehabilitatedadj.

1842 J. Riddell Inq. Law & Pract. Sc. Peerages II. vii. 756 William Drummond, son of the traitor.., being unrehabilitated, was fairly struck at by the Act, under the term ‘posterity’.

1892 St. James's Gaz. 13 May 5/2 It does not seem strange that the grey ruin..should once have been so strong that the still unrehabilitated [King] John should there have hidden his blood-stained crown and battered sceptre from the eager hands of the barons.

1962 Life 23 Feb. 86/2 He had been ‘rehabilitated’ before (by Father Alois Stevens back at the Missouri penitentiary) and his detractors made a big point of how easily he became unrehabilitated.

1994 A. Sparks Tomorrow is Another Country xii. 165 Gwala, an unrehabilitated Stalinist and unrepentant militant, was deeply embroiled in the violence in his region.