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Definition of inexcusable - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
unforgivableimpossible to justify or excuse
- His behavior was completely inexcusable at the meeting..
2.
intolerableextremely bad and cannot be tolerated
- The inexcusable delay caused many problems.
Origin of inexcusable
Latin, in- (not) + excusabilis (excusable)
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inexcusable
impossible to approve or justify
Examples of inexcusable in a sentence
Such inexcusable mistakes cannot be overlooked. His inexcusable behavior shocked everyone at the meeting. The error was inexcusable and led to severe consequences.
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- French:inexcusable, intolérable, ...
- German:unentschuldbar, inakzeptabel, ...
- Italian:ingiustificabile, inammissibile, ...
- Spanish:imperdonable, inexcusable, ...
- Portuguese:imperdoável, inaceitável, ...
- Chinese:不可原谅, 不可原谅的, ...
- Japanese:許しがたい, 容認できない, ...
- Arabic:غير مبرر, لا يُغْتَفَر, ...
- Hebrew:בִּלְתִּי נִסְלָח, בִּלְתִּי נִסְלָח, ...
- Russian:непростительный, ...
- Ukrainian:непрощенний, ...
- Hindi:अक्षम्य, असहनीय, ...
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