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inexcusably's Usage Examples:

with Jim Lehrer, Oliphant was critical of Imus" remarks, calling them "inexcusably horrible", but said "I don"t think he should be fired.

Mandate but the King"s; which Exception proves the Rule, and that he is inexcusably oblig"d to obey the King"s "A Gentleman of Lincoln"s Inn" (1775).

The New York Times called it "a shapeless, inexcusably long concert film made of, by and about Frank Zappa" List of American.

ignorant—inexcusably ignorant.

Critics argue that Parsons' theory is inexcusably static and lacks the flexibility to meet instances of social change.

the disgrace by the heavenly father is sincerely and disappointly inexcusably South Woodbury was laid out around 1830 by Daniel Wood, and named for.

sassy racist grandmother trope, called the predatory gay man trope "inexcusably unfunny", felt that the film trivializes rape, and called Will Ferrell"s.

in the government of Governor Berkeley, which has been described as "incorrigibly corrupt, inhumanely oppressive, and inexcusably inefficient, especially.

Mac Anna wrote that it was "inexcusably shallow, deliberately vulgar, puerile and offensive – and it made me laugh like a drain.

that he has allowed his obligation to this extended family to lapse inexcusably.

He stated that he "acted inexcusably" as a teen and said he was "deeply sorry" for what he called his wrongdoings.

Kelly, wrote that the reviewers "inexcusably bypass all the material" that the authors had cited as empirical evidence.

described the incident as "a gross error of judgment" leading from "inexcusably sloppy journalism".

Synonyms:

unforgivably, unpardonably,

Antonyms:

justifiably,