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injustificadamente 1
He did take an inexcusably long time to get that rope ladder.
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At the time I thought him inexcusably and brutally unkind to me.
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Moreover, you forget your place, and inexcusably, even for an old servant.
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The forewoman was right: the sewing on of the spangles was inexcusably bad.
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I have inexcusably forgotten to speak of my father's personal appearance.
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He had never been so frankly and unjustifiably rude to her before.
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A police officer has been disciplined for unjustifiably pepper-spraying a Balclutha man.
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It found Mr Nath was unjustifiably dismissed and did have a personal grievance.
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That would have been acting unjustifiably towards the cause I serve.
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This state of mind often made him very exigent, and sometimes unjustifiably suspicious.
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And I have always thought the sentence was unjustifiably severe.
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One was that Nicolovius was most unjustifiably permitting himself to become dependent upon him.
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William sustained severe mortifications from the House of Commons, and was, indeed, unjustifiably oppressed.
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Oil markets were well-balanced but the price of oil was unjustifiably high, the source said.
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For as long as she could remember, she was regarded as cunning and unjustifiably violent.
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The housemaid Minna is arrogant; she is unapprochable, unjustifiably.
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And Buck Cowan himself came to feel quite unjustifiably a creator's pride in the car.
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I should have thought it unjustifiably cruel, but that it has been suggested to me.
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They said the ban "intrudes unjustifiably into their private spheres," according to the BBC.
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My favorite is the phrase 'panglossian,' used to describe someone who is unjustifiably and self-destructively optimistic.
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They have underperformed and unjustifiably so, Akbar added.