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Meanings of inexcusably in English
Spanish
injustificadamente In an unpardonable manner or to an unpardonable degree.
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Examples for "unjustifiably"
Examples for "unjustifiably"
1
He had never been so frankly and unjustifiably rude to her before.
2
A police officer has been disciplined for unjustifiably pepper-spraying a Balclutha man.
3
It found Mr Nath was unjustifiably dismissed and did have a personal grievance.
4
That would have been acting unjustifiably towards the cause I serve.
5
This state of mind often made him very exigent, and sometimes unjustifiably suspicious.
Usage of inexcusably in English
1
He did take an inexcusably long time to get that rope ladder.
2
At the time I thought him inexcusably and brutally unkind to me.
3
Moreover, you forget your place, and inexcusably, even for an old servant.
4
The forewoman was right: the sewing on of the spangles was inexcusably bad.
5
I have inexcusably forgotten to speak of my father's personal appearance.
6
The artless simplicity of Red-Butte-Western methods, or unmethods, was dying hard, inexcusably hard.
7
For a girl of county family, you are inexcusably vulgar, Jane.
8
This was inexcusably negligent behavior at best, and deliberately deceptive behavior at worst.
9
What's the appropriate punishment for the people responsible for this inexcusably sloppy legal work?
10
Yes, impulse, asserting itself inexcusably in a man at the end of his life.
11
Jean interposed magnanimously, I see now that I have been inexcusably selfish with Droozle.
12
And I hurried home, inexcusably late for dinner, and filled with shame and remorse.
13
It would be inexcusably foolish on my part to speak too plainly, just yet.
14
Men, women, and children, were all inexcusably healthy-deviltake them!
15
Sounds to me like a conspiracy of silence, he's obviously done something inexcusably awful.
16
On this reasoning, historical misrepresentation is not merely negligent; it is, in fact, inexcusably culpable.
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United Kingdom
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