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Meanings of unjustifiably in English

Spanish
injustificadamente

Without any excuse.

injustificadamente
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Examples for "inexcusably"
Examples for "inexcusably"
1
He did take an inexcusably long time to get that rope ladder.
Changeless
2
At the time I thought him inexcusably and brutally unkind to me.
Armadale
3
Moreover, you forget your place, and inexcusably, even for an old servant.
Major Vigoureux
4
The forewoman was right: the sewing on of the spangles was inexcusably bad.
The House of Mirth
5
I have inexcusably forgotten to speak of my father's personal appearance.
The Legacy of Cain
Usage of unjustifiably in English
1
He had never been so frankly and unjustifiably rude to her before.
The Bars of Iron
2
A police officer has been disciplined for unjustifiably pepper-spraying a Balclutha man.
Radio NZ
3
It found Mr Nath was unjustifiably dismissed and did have a personal grievance.
Radio NZ
4
That would have been acting unjustifiably towards the cause I serve.
Rosmersholm
5
This state of mind often made him very exigent, and sometimes unjustifiably suspicious.
Peaceless Europe
6
And I have always thought the sentence was unjustifiably severe.
Afterwards
7
One was that Nicolovius was most unjustifiably permitting himself to become dependent upon him.
Queed: A Novel
8
William sustained severe mortifications from the House of Commons, and was, indeed, unjustifiably oppressed.
Miscellaneous Writings and Speeches — Volume 2
9
Oil markets were well-balanced but the price of oil was unjustifiably high, the source said.
Reuters
10
For as long as she could remember, she was regarded as cunning and unjustifiably violent.
The girl with the dragon tattoo
11
The housemaid Minna is arrogant; she is unapprochable, unjustifiably.
The Prose of Alfred Lichtenstein
12
And Buck Cowan himself came to feel quite unjustifiably a creator's pride in the car.
The Wrong Twin
13
I should have thought it unjustifiably cruel, but that it has been suggested to me.
Elster's Folly: A Novel
14
They said the ban "intrudes unjustifiably into their private spheres," according to the BBC.
Ebony
15
My favorite is the phrase 'panglossian,' used to describe someone who is unjustifiably and self-destructively optimistic.
Wired
16
They have underperformed and unjustifiably so, Akbar added.
Reuters
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Unjustifiably through the time