What does unappeased mean?
Unappeased means That has not been appeased.
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That has not been appeased.
Even from the grave the soul has power to work good or ill; it receives with satisfaction the offerings of love; it lives so long as pious hands minister to its needs; and, if injury has been done to its body in life, it is unappeased until it is avenged.
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Unappeased means That has not been appeased.
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Even from the grave the soul has power to work good or ill; it receives with satisfaction the offerings of love; it lives so long as pious hands minister to its needs; and, if injury has been done to its body in life, it is unappeased until it is avenged.
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