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Meanings of unpardonable in English
Spanish
inexcusable Not admitting of pardon.
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Usage of unpardonable in English
1
His sin was unpardonable; perhaps his temptation was great; I cannot tell.
2
I know this must seem unpardonable; but the occasion is without precedent.
3
To be both stupid and inaccurate is the unpardonable sin in journalism.
4
The King and the Court regarded Kim Ok-kiun as the unpardonable offender.
5
The unpardonable sin of the supreme power is that it is supreme.
6
He had always felt their presence in the house an unpardonable intrusion.
7
It was cowardly-anunpardonable error, but I will return to the hut.
8
Wanton candor in speaking of slavery, is the most unpardonable of sins.
9
The unpardonable sin in man is not his ceasing to love you.
10
He can make supposed sins unpardonable; and unpardonable ones, appear as virtues.
11
Otherwise, there had been an unpardonable lack of foresight in high places.
12
They are as unpardonable as the yokel rhetoric of our British friends.
13
Despite this, Athens committed an unpardonable crime in putting Socrates to death.
14
Not to answer this were unpardonable- Icannotallow the lady to die.
15
Vices of adoption are, of all others, the most disgraceful and unpardonable.
16
An ethical sympathy in an artist is an unpardonable mannerism of style.
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