Not having been propitiated; unappeased.(adjective)
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Use "unpropitiated" in a sentence
"Of course the services of a doctor were always accepted when an Indian fell ill; otherwise the invalid's death would surely ensue, brought about by the evil influence that was unpropitiated."
"Portnoy takes her to Athens, but she is unpropitiated."
"The distinction between the creative supreme Deity of the savage, unpropitiated by sacrifice, and the waning, easily-forgotten, cheaply propitiated ghost of a tribesman is vital and essential."