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Meanings of unjustifiable in English
Incapable of being justified or explained.
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Examples for "unwarranted"
Examples for "unwarranted"
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He had received news of another unwarranted attack on some innocent fishermen.
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They say unwarranted attacks on the Chinese community are of great concern.
3
We view this as a wholly unwarranted, blatant attack on press freedom.
4
His venomous and provocative attack on the State of Israel was unwarranted.
5
Bond investors struggled to find a reasonable return without taking unwarranted risk.
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But the heat and the suffocation in this atmosphere became almost insupportable.
2
No; it was not the weather that made Rockhold insupportable to me.
3
To me the most insupportable part of it will be the singers.
4
The long books about the black poverty of cities became quite insupportable.
5
The stillness was insupportable, and it was his duty to break it.
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Nicola Sturgeon, Scotland's first female first minister, described the vote as indefensible.
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However his trangressions last Sunday in the game against Clare were indefensible.
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It was outrageous, patently irresponsible, and legally indefensible if it didn't work.
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And the more Dal considered his position, the more indefensible it appeared.
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With their numbers and our lack of matériel, this city is indefensible.
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Then they shook hands fervently; more than that would have been unwarrantable.
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There are times when angelic interference in human destinies is entirely unwarrantable.
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The brothers' procedure is marked by unwarrantable lack of trust in Joseph.
4
He was enraged with Springrove for what he considered an unwarrantable intrusion.
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Worse even than that, I took an unwarrantable advantage of my position.
Usage of unjustifiable in English
1
Unfortunately, it seems they are going ahead with this completely unjustifiable action.
2
In a recent article you referred to me in most unjustifiable terms.
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And the worst of it was that it was so supremely unjustifiable.
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It was, in my case at least, so utterly false, and unjustifiable.
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For that matter, even if she would, it would probably be unjustifiable.
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Then, in justification of his unjustifiable conduct, he uses slander for argument.
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He saw that Hastings had been guilty of some most unjustifiable acts.
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You appear to consider that we are embarking upon some unjustifiable undertaking.
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No doubt he thinks he has grounds, and my irritation was unjustifiable.
10
Such an expense, at such a time, is ruinous, and altogether unjustifiable.
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Was there any torment ever so cruel, ever so unjustifiable as this!
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Palestinian Islamist militant group Hamas condemned the strike as an unjustifiable terrorist attack.
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Even in the interests of the Cause it was absolutely unjustifiable.
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These arrests are completely unacceptable and unjustifiable, the spokesman told reporters.
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It is of the unjustifiable conduct of the Assistant Spikeman I would speak.
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He has been treated in the most unjustifiable manner by his nearest relatives.
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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