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Incapable of being justified or explained.
unwarranted
insupportable
indefensible
unjustifiable
inexcusable
unwarranted
insupportable
indefensible
unjustifiable
1
He had received news of another
unwarranted
attack on some innocent fishermen.
2
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.
1
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.
1
Nicola Sturgeon, Scotland's first female first minister, described the vote as
indefensible
.
2
However his trangressions last Sunday in the game against Clare were
indefensible
.
3
It was outrageous, patently irresponsible, and legally
indefensible
if it didn't work.
4
And the more Dal considered his position, the more
indefensible
it appeared.
5
With their numbers and our lack of matériel, this city is
indefensible
.
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.
3
And the worst of it was that it was so supremely
unjustifiable
.
4
It was, in my case at least, so utterly false, and
unjustifiable
.
5
For that matter, even if she would, it would probably be
unjustifiable
.
1
Then they shook hands fervently; more than that would have been
unwarrantable
.
2
There are times when angelic interference in human destinies is entirely
unwarrantable
.
3
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.
5
Worse even than that, I took an
unwarrantable
advantage of my position.
6
It gave him ridiculous pleasure to announce that sentence again-ridiculous,
unwarrantable
pleasure.
7
Look here, Stadinger, you are treating us after a most
unwarrantable
fashion.
8
An open rupture would be disagreeable, would be
unwarrantable
,
would be impolitic.
9
Ignoring the
unwarrantable
curiosity, alert to the necessity of quick defense, he said:
10
You have forced an entrance into my room in a most
unwarrantable
fashion.
11
On the other hand, should an
unwarrantable
measure of the federal
12
And I feel that I am guilty of an
unwarrantable
intrusion.
13
To them prayer is thought to be an
unwarrantable
interference with the Almighty.
14
Figures, if they are pressed, are dangerous; they suggest
unwarrantable
conclusions.
15
Nevertheless it is
unwarrantable
to assume that Governor Hunter discountenanced their earliest efforts.
16
He knows he is interrupting a tender conversation and taking an
unwarrantable
liberty.
unwarrantable
most unwarrantable
unwarrantable liberty
unwarrantable intrusion
unwarrantable interference
utterly unwarrantable