Meanings of quite inexcusable in English

After all, this prying into other people's rooms was quite inexcusable.

As anything else,-asa thing beautiful, holy, or just,-it'squite inexcusable.

It is quite inexcusable in me.

The tower, however, is quite inexcusable, unless the idea was to enable the occupant to look over the tops of the trees in all directions.

The great improvement in muslins and in calicoes-thegood patterns which are printed on common linens-havemade it quite inexcusable for people to dress ill.

Mr. Prohack felt that he had no more time for preliminaries, and in order to cut them short started some ingenious but quite inexcusable lying.

You might not believe me if I told you how many fowls they had killed, but it was a most disgraceful number, and quite inexcusable.

Quite inexcusable, but the fight that followed was all that man could wish for.

"Finch's behavior this evening was quite inexcusable," the General continued.

Do you not consider your error-how shall we put it-quiteinexcusable in view of the other things you have doubtless heard?

" Quite inexcusable on my part," she acknowledged; "I ought to have remembered that you don't inherit your mother's vivid imagination.