inexecrable (Meaning)
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inexecrable (a.)
That can not be execrated enough.
Synonyms & Antonyms of inexecrable
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inexecrable Sentence Examples
- The politician's inexecrable behavior alienated voters and shattered his credibility.
- The film's plot was so convoluted and absurd that it was deemed inexecrable by critics.
- The CEO's inexecrable decision to cut salaries led to a mass exodus of employees.
- The artist's inexecrable technique resulted in a work that was both amateurish and unsightly.
- The professor's inexecrable grading system left students feeling demoralized and frustrated.
- The inexecrable bureaucracy made it impossible for the citizen to obtain a simple passport.
- The inexecrable smell emanating from the landfill permeated the surrounding area, causing residents discomfort.
- The inexecrable noise from the construction site disrupted the tranquility of the neighborhood.
- The inexecrable weather conditions made it unsafe to venture outdoors.
- The inexecrable quality of the food at the restaurant was a major disappointment to its patrons.
FAQs About the word inexecrable
That can not be execrated enough.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The politician's inexecrable behavior alienated voters and shattered his credibility.
The film's plot was so convoluted and absurd that it was deemed inexecrable by critics.
The CEO's inexecrable decision to cut salaries led to a mass exodus of employees.
The artist's inexecrable technique resulted in a work that was both amateurish and unsightly.
