unwarrantable

/ ʌnˈwɒrəntəbəl /

adjective

1. incapable of vindication or justification

Other Word Forms

• unwarrantableness noun
• unwarrantably adverb

Example Sentences

The court added that when a woman gave up her job after marriage, it often led to an "unwarrantable hardship" where she did not own any assets.

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It seemed an unwarrantable interference, something that held his lovely capacity for evil behind bars.

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The feeling of looking at things with a painful and unwarrantable nakedness was an experience, I learned, that transcended national and racial boundaries.

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Such unwarrantable interference was not to be tolerated; Sylvia pushed the old lady so hard that she sat down heavily in the gutter.

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Hurt by such an unwarrantable opinion, Raphael gladly accepted an order from Cardinal Giuliano de' Medici for a "Transfiguration" for the Cathedral of Narbonne.

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Related Words

• disproportionate 
• extreme 
• improper 
• inappropriate 
• inordinate 
• needless 
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• unconscionable 
• undeserved 
• unfair 
• unjust 
• unjustifiable 
• unjustified 
• unreasonable 
• unseemly 
• untimely 
• unwarranted