inexcusably

Examples

• All

• The cover you plan to use for my seventh novel, Fault Line, pictured below, is inexcusably bad.

  Blog text (21)

• I can't recall ever hearing a more narrow-minded, shallow, willfully ignorant, and inexcusably misleading argument.

  Blog text (17)

• If I had gone to the polls and my name was inexcusably missing from the list of names ...

  Blog text (28)

• To allow anything less is to inexcusably ignore the most valuable educational tools available to us.

  Academic text (2009)

• You're being almost inexcusably frank.

  The Cat's Meow (2001)

• Her present life seems to her inexcusably comfortable and well-to-do.

  Academic text (2003)

• The one time I had this dish, it was inexcusably disappointing ($20).

  Blog text (14)

• Joseph Gordon-Levitt was the best part of this seriously bloated and inexcusably boring picture.

  Blog text (26)

• Froude's editing of the Reminiscences, Norton charged, was of "the most perfunctory, indifferent, and inexcusably careless character."

  Academic text (2001)

• He inexcusably failed to show up for the meeting without any notice.

Synonyms

U

unconscionably

vsinexcusably

2 8.9

In a way that is very unfair or too harsh

emphasizes moral excess rather than simple lack of justification

U

unjustifiably

vsinexcusably

2 7.0

In a way that has no good reason

is stronger meaning it cannot be justified in any circumstance

U

unforgivably

vsinexcusably

2 7.1

In a way that is too bad to be excused

is about lacking justification rather than personal forgiveness

I

indefensibly

vsinexcusably

1 7.4

In a way that no one can show is right or fair

is about a complete lack of justification rather than only debatable points

U

unwarrantedly

vsinexcusably

1 8.2

Without a good reason or any right to do it

is focused on missing authorization rather than general absolute lack of justification

U

unwarrantably

vsinexcusably

9.9

In a way that has no good reason

is used for acts seen as completely without justification

U

unpardonably

vsinexcusably

8.0

In a way that cannot be forgiven

focuses on lack of pardon rather than pure absence of justification

I

iniquitously

vsinexcusably

• Formal

9.9

In a way that is very unfair and morally wrong

focuses on moral wrongness rather than absence of formal justification

Antonyms

E

excusably

6.3

In a way that can be forgiven because of the situation

How Excusable

pardonably

6.8

forgivably

5.0

inexcusably

2 6.9

unforgivably

2 7.1

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology