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Inexcusable

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Use 'inexcusable' to express that something is extremely bad or serious. SlideLeaving the child unattended was inexcusable.
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'Inexcusable' implies that no excuse can justify the action or mistake. SlideCheating on the exam is inexcusable.
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The word conveys strong moral or ethical condemnation. SlideThe judge called the negligence inexcusable.