unrelievable

Examples

• All

• The court ruled that the damages were unrelievable and must be paid in full.

• The debt was unrelievable due to the contract's strict terms.

• He was burdened by an unrelievable sense of guilt after the incident.

• Many believe that some penalties are unrelievable.

• Some debts are considered unrelievable and cannot be discharged through bankruptcy.

• The court ruled that the damages were unrelievable and must be paid in full.

• The debt was unrelievable due to the contract's strict terms.

Synonyms

U

unforgivable

vsunrelievable

45 5.2

So bad that people will not accept it

focuses more on duties or penalties that cannot be undone or removed

I

inexcusable

vsunrelievable

35 5.6

Too bad to be forgiven

is more about legal or financial inability to be resolved rather than reason

U

unjustifiable

vsunrelievable

5 6.8

You cannot show it is right or acceptable

is about inability to remove legal or financial obligation rather than lack of reason

U

unpardonable

vsunrelievable

3 7.6

An action so bad that people cannot forgive it

relates more to official inability to remove obligations rather than social pardon

U

unredeemable

vsunrelievable

1 8.6

Cannot be changed to be good again

concerns obligations or penalties that cannot be cancelled or cleared instead of reform

I

indefeasible

vsunrelievable

• Formal

1 9.9

A right or claim that cannot be taken away

is narrower, dealing specifically with debts and penalties that cannot be cleared

I

irremediable

vsunrelievable

1 9.6

Not able to be fixed or made better

focuses specifically on debts and penalties that cannot be cleared or removed

U

undischargeable

vsunrelievable

• Specialized

9.9

A debt that cannot be forgiven or erased by law

covers debts or penalties that cannot be cancelled or removed in any way

I

inexpiable

vsunrelievable

• Literature

9.9

Too serious to be forgiven or made right

is centered on inability to relieve or cancel obligations rather than moral repair

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology