unforgivably (Meaning)

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unforgivably (r)

in an unpardonable manner or to an unpardonable degree

Her betrayal was unforgivably cruel, leaving an unhealable wound in his heart.
The dictator's execution of innocent civilians was an unforgivably heinous act.
She felt an unforgivably deep sense of guilt for her actions.
The doctor's negligence was unforgivably reckless, putting his patients' lives at risk.
The thief's theft from a struggling family was an unforgivably heartless crime.
His insults were unforgivably personal, targeting her deepest insecurities.
The government's censorship of the press was an unforgivably egregious violation of free speech.
She found his disloyalty towards their friendship unforgivably hurtful.
The act of domestic violence was an unforgivably cowardly and despicable offense.
The child's unforgivably cruel treatment by their parents left an enduring scar on their psyche.

in an unpardonable manner or to an unpardonable degree

unacceptable, inexcusable, unpardonable, outrageous, indefensible, unwarrantable, unjustifiable, atrocious, inexpiable, unbearable

permissible, legal, defensible, justifiable, tolerable, acceptable, pardonable, pardonable, justifiable, acceptable

Her betrayal was unforgivably cruel, leaving an unhealable wound in his heart.

The dictator's execution of innocent civilians was an unforgivably heinous act.

She felt an unforgivably deep sense of guilt for her actions.

The doctor's negligence was unforgivably reckless, putting his patients' lives at risk.