unforgivably

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unforgivably

(ˌʌnfəˈɡɪvəblɪ)

adv

in an unforgivable manner

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unforgivably - in an unpardonable manner or to an unpardonable degree; "he was inexcusably cruel to his wife"

inexcusably, unpardonably

excusably, forgivably, pardonably - in an excusable manner or to an excusable degree; "he was excusably late"

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unforgivably

adv → unverzeihlich; he said, quite unforgivably, that … → er sagte, und das war einfach unverzeihlich, dass …

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unforgivably

[ˌʌnfəˈgɪvəblɪ] adv → imperdonabilmente

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"I suppose I've been unforgivably foolish," was her greeting, when he returned several hours later from a round of the plantation.

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Indeed, the blatantly obvious omission on the Royal Standard is Wales since only three of the four UK nations appear in the four quarters with England, bizarrely and unforgivably, appearing twice.

Add Wales to the Royal Standard

Compounded unforgivably by the speculation over whether the aircraft and pilot were fit for purpose.

The grubby, repugnant aftermath that followed the Sala family's double tragedy showed that football is not real life

My youngest sister has just had a baby and she has been unforgivably rude to her - she told her she hated her baby's name, she couldn't be bothered to attend the christening and she only saw the baby after he was born because I insisted and drove her there myself.

MEAN MUM MOANS ALL OF THE TIME; DEAR COLEEN; Britain's most straight-talking problem page dearcoleen@mirror.co.uk

Unfathomably stupid and unforgivably dull, this Robin Hood movie is an abomination worse than Guy Ritchie's King Arthur, and as bad as 2015's Assassin's Creed.

ROBIN HOOD (12A)

Dreading Morticia (Emma Scott) finding out that the boyfriend is - unforgivably - sweet and respectable, he feels the tension mount as the date approaches for their dinner party where they will meet Wednesday's partner and his equally repellent - in other words normal -parents.

Family fun - Addams Family fun! IN BRIEF

Final word: Engaging gameplay but unforgivably hollow structure.

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Theresa May's hapless Government is unforgivably incompetent.

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And how many of us have, unforgivably, been a bit grumpy to bar staff after a bad day at work?

Tip the bar staff

There were times, like recently over the situation in Gaza, where she unforgivably crossed the line but that should not detract from the millions of laughs she gave to so many throughout her career.

Farewell Joan, you were one in a million

THE demise of Massey-Ferguson in Banner Lane, once the world's largest tractor manufacturing plant, has been followed by yet another industrial site being turned over to housing rather than being offered to Jaguar Land Rover for construction of their new engine plant, unforgivably located in Wolverhampton.

Pub name should honour tractor; Letters

Just days after two judges told the Treasury-backed savings bank it had acted unlawfully by unilaterally scrapping its services in Welsh, it acts unforgivably towards a customer.