unforgivably [brit. angl. ˌʌnfəˈɡɪvəbli, am. angl. ˌənfərˈɡɪvəbli] PRISL.
unforgivably forget, attack:
- unforgivably
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The great stunt at the end is unforgivably preposterous (in the literal sense).
en.wikipedia.org A new paradigm has emerged which some seem to be unforgivably comfortable with: "if-they-return-the money-let-them-go-free".
www.vanguardngr.com But last night, as the women's 10,000m provided the climax of an exhilarating first day, it was horribly, unforgivably misjudged.
blogs.telegraph.co.uk I did once behave unforgivably on a first date.
www.telegraph.co.uk Buildings that are moved on at enormous profits for these grotesque soul-swilling corporations who pay unforgivably minuscule taxes.
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