unpardonably Synonyms
Strongest:
- indefensible
- unacceptable
- insupportable
- unjustifiable
- outrageous
- inexcusable
- unwarrantable
- vicious
- unforgivable
Strong:
- insufferable
- shocking
- gross
- prohibited
- cruel
- inexpiable
- unbearable
- monstrous
- flagrant
- scandalous
- intolerable
- glaring
- atrocious
- egregious
- evil
- abominable
- unendurable
- heinous
Weak:
Strongest:
- acceptable
- legal
- excusable
- defensible
- excusable
- tolerable
- pardonable
- justifiable
- pardonable
- permissible
- tolerable
- justifiable
- acceptable
- permissible
- legal
- defensible
Strong:
- approved
- endorsed
- forgivable
- forgivable
- authorized
- moral
- permitted
- authorized
- venial
- approved
- moral
- endorsed
- venial
- permitted
Weak:
unpardonably Meaning
unpardonably (r)
in an unpardonable manner or to an unpardonable degree
unpardonably Sentence Examples
- The thief's unpardonably cruel act left the victim traumatized.
- The professor's unpardonably harsh criticism demoralized the students.
- The politician's unpardonably dishonest remarks damaged the party's reputation.
- The defendant's unpardonably violent behavior justified a severe sentence.
- The corporation's unpardonably negligent safety practices led to a tragic accident.
- The neighbor's unpardonably disrespectful noise disrupted our peace.
- The child's unpardonably selfish behavior was unacceptable in polite society.
- The patient's unpardonably rude attitude made it difficult for the doctor to provide care.
- The caller's unpardonably offensive language warranted an apology.
- The government's unpardonably slow response to the disaster resulted in unnecessary suffering.
FAQs About the word unpardonably
in an unpardonable manner or to an unpardonable degree
indefensible,unacceptable, insupportable, unjustifiable, outrageous, inexcusable, unwarrantable, vicious, unforgivable, insufferable
acceptable, legal, excusable, defensible, excusable, tolerable, pardonable, justifiable,pardonable, permissible
The thief's unpardonably cruel act left the victim traumatized.
The professor's unpardonably harsh criticism demoralized the students.
The politician's unpardonably dishonest remarks damaged the party's reputation.
The defendant's unpardonably violent behavior justified a severe sentence.
