unforgivable
Britishadjective
Example Sentences
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At the time of Gill's conviction Reform UK said it was glad justice was served, calling his actions "reprehensible, treasonous and unforgivable".
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Her offense was unforgivable: she had saved him from a calamity.
"To receive concerns from school staff and other agencies and do nothing, it's unforgivable," she said.
From BBC
Campaigners have described the deaths as "unforgivable" and called on the government and local authorities to do more to tackle a rising tide of homelessness.
From BBC
The lack of self-control was unforgivable, the look of confused innocence on his face in the aftermath a complete nonsense.
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