inexpiate Antonyms
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Meaning of inexpiate
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inexpiate (a.)
Not appeased or placated.
inexpiate Sentence Examples
- His inexpiate guilt haunted him relentlessly, casting a dark shadow over his every thought and deed.
- The young soldier carried the inexpiate weight of a battlefield tragedy, its horrors forever etched into his memory.
- The politician's inexpiate crimes were finally revealed, leaving a trail of shattered lives and broken promises in his wake.
- The scientist's hubris led to an inexpiate disaster, its consequences reaching far beyond his own doorstep.
- The murderer's inexpiate soul was tormented by the weight of his heinous act, finding no solace or redemption.
- The child's inexpiate abuse scarred her for life, casting a long shadow over her future.
- The corporation's inexpiate greed and exploitation left a lasting legacy of environmental destruction.
- The nation bore the inexpiate burden of its past transgressions, struggling to reconcile with its own history.
- The dictator's inexpiate reign of terror left an indelible mark on the country, its people forever haunted by the memories of his cruelty.
- The singer's powerful voice conveyed the inexpiate pain and sorrow of a broken heart, touching the souls of all who listened.
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Not appeased or placated.
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His inexpiate guilt haunted him relentlessly, casting a dark shadow over his every thought and deed.
The young soldier carried the inexpiate weight of a battlefield tragedy, its horrors forever etched into his memory.
The politician's inexpiate crimes were finally revealed, leaving a trail of shattered lives and broken promises in his wake.
The scientist's hubris led to an inexpiate disaster, its consequences reaching far beyond his own doorstep.
