inexcusableness Synonyms
Strongest:
- permissible
- tolerable
- pardonable
- defensible
- defensible
- justifiable
- legal
- excusable
- acceptable
- justifiable
- tolerable
- pardonable
- acceptable
- excusable
- permissible
- legal
Strong:
- forgivable
- endorsed
- venial
- forgivable
- authorized
- approved
- endorsed
- permitted
- authorized
- permitted
- approved
- venial
Weak:
inexcusableness Meaning
inexcusableness (n.)
The quality of being inexcusable; enormity forgiveness.
inexcusableness Sentence Examples
- The inexcusableness of her actions cast a shadow over her character.
- The jury condemned the defendant's inexcusable behavior, finding no mitigating circumstances.
- The student's inexcusable tardiness to class resulted in a detention.
- The principal denounced the students' inexcusable prank, emphasizing its potential consequences.
- The doctor's inexcusable negligence led to the patient's needless suffering.
- The government's inexcusable inaction allowed the crisis to escalate beyond control.
- The soldier's inexcusable disobedience endangered the lives of his fellow troops.
- Their inexcusable silence in the face of injustice made them complicit in the crime.
- The supervisor criticized the employee's inexcusable errors, demanding a higher standard of performance.
- The inexcusable arrogance of the speaker alienated the audience, leaving a bitter taste.
FAQs About the word inexcusableness
The quality of being inexcusable; enormity forgiveness.
outrageous, unforgivable,unacceptable, indefensible, unpardonable, unjustifiable, glaring, unendurable, flagrant, evil
permissible, tolerable, pardonable, defensible, defensible, justifiable, legal, excusable, acceptable, justifiable
The inexcusableness of her actions cast a shadow over her character.
The jury condemned the defendant's inexcusable behavior, finding no mitigating circumstances.
The student's inexcusable tardiness to class resulted in a detention.
The principal denounced the students' inexcusable prank, emphasizing its potential consequences.
