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Meanings of
unconscionable
in английском
Greatly exceeding bounds of reason or moderation.
steep
outrageous
exorbitant
extortionate
usurious
Related terms
immoderate
Lacking a conscience.
conscienceless
Related terms
unconscientious
Synonyms
Examples for "
steep
"
steep
outrageous
exorbitant
extortionate
usurious
Examples for "
steep
"
1
From her vantage point, she saw a
steep
but possible way up.
2
The company said
steep
discounts in July helped offset weaker consumer demand.
3
It's miles and miles away; down
steep
hills and across the ford.
4
The result is routes that are not just long, but extremely
steep
.
5
Direct Turkish military intervention in Syria has come at a
steep
price.
1
Fine Gael TD Mr Michael Ring said: This is an
outrageous
situation.
2
Further, Mr Power made several
outrageous
statements in his attack on evolution.
3
However, her latest request has got to be her most
outrageous
yet.
4
Those responsible for
outrageous
human rights violations must be held to account.
5
Even in those days, the level of Soviet corruption had been
outrageous
.
1
They are haemorrhaging public money and delivering dismal services at
exorbitant
prices.
2
Financial catastrophes, buffered by
exorbitant
government bailouts, have dented the national fiscus.
3
She is particularly good at nailing the
exorbitant
pretension of their décor.
4
They wanted to charge me
exorbitant
funds to get them, he said.
5
It was 2006 and all quotes to fix the problem were
exorbitant
.
1
Now, Captain, paying
extortionate
prices is no way to make a profit.
2
Wagons could not be hired except by paying the most
extortionate
rates.
3
Still, money is very scarce and bank interest almost
extortionate
just now.
4
In fact, petrol prices across Europe are as good as
extortionate
.
5
I protested against this
extortionate
demand in every way I could think of.
1
Ahab was liberal, Joram miserly, nay, he even indulged in
usurious
practices.
2
Those men insist on ready money to sweat others on
usurious
terms.
3
Edwin smiled at her, and she returned his smile with
usurious
interest.
4
His honesty was his capital... and he exacted
usurious
interest from it.
5
Besides, I should not tax him with
usurious
interest, she said maliciously.
Usage of
unconscionable
in английском
1
Forcing people to choose between their health and their job is
unconscionable
.
2
Shell's research money is also buying legitimacy for its
unconscionable
activities globally.
3
It was
unconscionable
of Maurice to put you in such a situation.
4
The Bavarian was an
unconscionable
time absorbing the import of the message.
5
There follows a war of extermination with
unconscionable
cruelties on both sides.
6
His reckless personal conduct since his diagnosis, as well, has been
unconscionable
.
7
The sustained and dazzling flickers seemed to last for an
unconscionable
time.
8
I call it downright
unconscionable
to crowd up Christian women like this.
9
But I have let my pen run on to an
unconscionable
length.
10
She has been here an
unconscionable
time,-itmust be nearly three weeks.
11
She did everything quickly, deftly, but this matter took an
unconscionable
time.
12
Think, my lord governor, what a shameless and
unconscionable
fellow he is!
13
We need to make sure that there's been no
unconscionable
conduct, she said.
14
It's
unconscionable
that you would leave your post for a moment.
15
Two is: Are they engaged in
unconscionable
conduct, putting all the conduct together?
16
We regret the
unconscionable
length of time between your submission and this reply.
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unconscionable
Adjective
Frequent collocations
unconscionable time
unconscionable conduct
most unconscionable
unconscionable length
unconscionable number
More collocations
Unconscionable
through the time
Unconscionable
across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common