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Meanings of unpardonably in English

In an unpardonable manner or to an unpardonable degree.

Usage of unpardonably in English
1
I must have aggravated him intensely, unpardonably, for I was his guest.
The Lost Naval Papers
2
Frederick could not be unpardonably guilty, while Henry made himself so agreeable.
Northanger Abbey
3
In addition to being unpardonably rude, he now simply ignored her.
Madcap
4
For a week after I got it I thought Northampton really unpardonably tame.
Roderick Hudson
5
I admit--But I grow warm, in addition to digressing unpardonably.
No Man's Land
6
For a bit of human sentiment she was bungling the situation unpardonably, fatally.
O. Henry Memorial Award Prize Stories of 1920
7
I knew I had broken every law of the Court; I had behaved unpardonably.
Oddsfish!
8
My conduct was as unpardonably criminal in this, as it was in greater things.
Hide and Seek
9
It was sheer waste; it was something almost unpardonably prodigal.
Hodge and His Masters
10
Rumour must have been rather unpardonably busy with my name.
The Far Horizon
11
Well, it had been unpardonably foolish of them-onlysee what had come of it.
In for a penny
12
I could not recognize a vagabond as Emperor; such conduct was to me unpardonably base.
The Daughter of the Commandant
13
I was unpardonably rude to you last night and it has made me very wretched.
Everybody's Lonesome: A True Fairy Story
14
You have presumed upon the leniency with which you have been treated to meddle unpardonably.
Roads of Destiny
15
Have I been unpardonably presumptuous in interpreting favourably this permission to see you once more?
Infelice
16
Mrs. Ambrose thought that if there was a Mrs. Juxon, she had been unpardonably deceived.
A Tale of a Lonely Parish
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