inexpiably Sentence Examples
- The jury's verdict of guilty was inexpiably flawed due to the prosecutor's reliance on tainted evidence.
- The politician's actions during the scandal were utterly inexpiably, tarnishing his reputation forever.
- The company's inexpiably poor financial decisions led to its eventual bankruptcy.
- The soldier's inexpiably betrayal of his comrades resulted in their capture and execution.
- The inexpiably sadistic treatment of prisoners of war violated all ethical standards.
- The inexpiably foolish decision to invest in a Ponzi scheme cost him his life savings.
- The artist's inexpiably controversial masterpiece shocked and outraged society.
- The inexpiably tragic accident claimed the lives of innocent victims.
- The inexpiably heinous crime committed by the serial killer left a lasting scar on the community.
- The inexpiably offensive remarks made by the public figure sparked widespread outrage and condemnation.
inexpiably Meaning
inexpiably (adv.)
In an inexpiable manner of degree; to a degree that admits of no atonement.
Synonyms & Antonyms of inexpiably
Synonyms:
- inexcusable
- unacceptable
- vicious
- evil
- insupportable
- unpardonable
- indefensible
- outrageous
- unwarrantable
- unjustifiable
- unforgivable
Antonyms:
FAQs About the word inexpiably
In an inexpiable manner of degree; to a degree that admits of no atonement.
inexcusable,unacceptable, vicious, evil, insupportable, unpardonable, indefensible, outrageous, unwarrantable, unjustifiable
pardonable, legal, pardonable, authorized, acceptable, tolerable, tolerable,justifiable, legal, permissible
The jury's verdict of guilty was inexpiably flawed due to the prosecutor's reliance on tainted evidence.
The politician's actions during the scandal were utterly inexpiably, tarnishing his reputation forever.
The company's inexpiably poor financial decisions led to its eventual bankruptcy.
The soldier's inexpiably betrayal of his comrades resulted in their capture and execution.
