Adjective:

જવાબદાર, સમજાવી શકાય તેવું, હિસાબ આપવા બંધાયેલા છે, માફી માંગવાની ફરજ પડી,

accountably's Usage Examples:

Clifford was killed by an arrow in the throat, having unaccountably removed the piece of armour that should have protected this area of.

were less responsive over the duty to act accountably than lay Catholics who have routinely had to act accountably towards employers and family.

position where he should have played Bc3xRe1, with good chances, he unaccountably touched his a6 bishop, intending to make the capture with it on el.

In 1858 an entire family of seven persons disappears suddenly and unaccountably from a plantation house in eastern Kentucky, leaving all its possessions.

Archimedes Palimpsest, that surfaced in 1840, was translated in 1915 and was unaccountably found in a private collection and sold in 1998.

playwright John Vanbrugh based his comedy of Aesop on the latter (1697) but unaccountably makes yet another animal the protagonist.

support and challenge you through authentic sharing, truth telling, accountably, and prayer to help you take your next steps with God The Wesley also.

Irene begins to doubt her sanity and unaccountably finds herself wishing to return to the nightmarish house she shared.

It is unaccountably high and old and the locals have a generations-long dread of the place.

expectation that they should be seen at all times to be responsibly and accountably spending public money.

having an enforcer resolves any problem of ensuring that the trust is run accountably.

The “boundary” between these two parts of the village is unaccountably still visible today as a bare strip on which nothing has been built.

After an unaccountably poor performance in the Kentucky Derby, Skip Away finished second in.