Unfulfilled means not satisfied or completed. It refers to a lack of fulfillment, which is when something falls short of expectations or fails to meet its intended purpose.
Usage examples
Many people have unfulfilled dreams and aspirations.
The artist felt unfulfilled in their current job and longed to pursue their passion.
She had a sense of unfulfilled potential and wanted to challenge herself in new ways.
The company's unfulfilled promises left its customers disappointed and dissatisfied.
Despite her achievements, she couldn't shake off the feeling of unfulfilled happiness.
His unfulfilled love for adventure drove him to take spontaneous trips whenever he could.
The athlete was constantly driven by a desire to prove himself and overcome his unfulfilled goals.
There's a similar feeling of unfulfilled promise every time the battle system kicks in. (gamestm.co.uk)
The President's pledge has comes in handy following series of complaints from ex players of unfulfilled promises by the state after bringing joy and honour to the nation through past Nations Cup triumphs. (citifmonline.com)
After questioning the locals it becomes apparent that you and Toro aren't the only ones affected by this event: nearly everyone in town had some sort of little dream go unfulfilled thanks to the star's grand entrance, and coincidentally the two of you become wrapped up in every one. (crunkgames.com)