inconscionable (Meaning)
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inconscionable (a.)
Unconscionable.
Synonyms & Antonyms of inconscionable
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inconscionable Sentence Examples
- The landlord's rent increase was deemed unconscionable, as it far exceeded market rates.
- The prosecutor argued that the defendant's actions were unconscionable and demanded the maximum sentence.
- The judge ruled that the contract was unenforceable due to its unconscionable terms.
- The company's decision to lay off workers without severance pay was met with unconscionable outrage.
- The politician's financial dealings were unconscionable, raising questions about his integrity.
- The doctor's refusal to provide life-saving treatment to a patient was considered unconscionable.
- The insurance company's denial of coverage for a necessary procedure was unconscionable and illegal.
- The bully's tormenting of a smaller child was unconscionable and barbaric.
- The CEO's exorbitant salary and bonuses were unconscionable in light of the company's financial struggles.
- The government's proposed tax increase was met with unconscionable resistance from citizens already burdened with high taxes.
FAQs About the word inconscionable
Unconscionable.
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The landlord's rent increase was deemed unconscionable, as it far exceeded market rates.
The prosecutor argued that the defendant's actions were unconscionable and demanded the maximum sentence.
The judge ruled that the contract was unenforceable due to its unconscionable terms.
The company's decision to lay off workers without severance pay was met with unconscionable outrage.
