unrevenged
unavenged

They had endured centuries of pain, the crime against them unrevenged.

"No," Juanito answered slowly, "It is too near the grave of an unrevenged man.

You did not want to be the one who gave the bitter news to Dorry that Yassie's murder is unrevenged."

For the first time in years he was aware of his childhood fear of the dead and unrevenged ghosts and he hesitated.

Their business together-most of it bloody-had remained unrevealed and unrevenged for two centuries, but he had never persuaded himself that it would remain so forever.

Then she thought about how long ago she had died, and how long he had wandered, a ghost, loveless and unrevenged, through lonely, endless seas.

The Scots fell without fight and unrevenged, till a spirited knight, Swinton, exclaimed aloud, "O my brave countrymen!

I would have crept after them on hands and knees and given my last strength to strike them down, though indeed I feared that I would die unrevenged.

Cal had to make his presence known; had to speak to the man, even if it was just to say that he too had witnessed the horrors here, and that they wouldn't go unrevenged.

Here in his old age he called up from the past, vivid as when they happened, every affront to his line, every lawsuit waged against them, back to his own birth and beyond, and brooded over every one that had gone unrevenged.

If I was concerned with making a revolution for the defeated and the insulted, if like Kandapalli I could cry easily at the thought of people's unrevenged sorrows over the centuries, these are not the men I would want with me.

A second boat appears on the river: the Diana, a former floating brothel that has been commandeered by a formidable group of women under the command of an "unrevenged" widow (her husband, a veterinary surgeon, has been killed by a gang of army deserters).