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Перевод: inexcusable

[прилагательное]
непростительный; непозволительный

Тезаурус:

1. This instinctive anti-Americanism was revealed most clearly during the Gulf War, in which the pretence that the Basic Law prevented them from sending troops was a mere figleaf for their initial failure to offer any political support to the American-led campaign (Genscher remained silent for a week after the fighting began, although he and Kohl tried to make amends later) and for their inexcusable prevarication about supporting Turkey in the event of an attack by Iraq.
2. Those of us who want to champion Pound do him no service at all when we try to excuse the inexcusable.
3. If, as was entirely possible, he found nothing and Vic turned out to be an innocent eccentric, this action would be inexcusable.
4. "Inexcusable.
5. It was an inexcusable act of aggression.
6. In all places like Whitehaven, the want of a necessary range of fortifications seems almost inexcusable, especially as the materials are in great plenty at or near the spot, labour cheap, etc.
7. In a science which is supposed to be international, such provincialism is inexcusable.
8. And writing like this, if not indeed the writing of Thrones in general, I take to be inexcusable.
9. It is inexcusable to talk to a mature adult as if he or she were a rather dull child."
10. That the wrong route was cited is bad enough, but the inclusion of unchecked rumour is inexcusable, and unfortunately turns error into fact.
11. Escaping is bad enough but doing it in the middle of the night is inexcusable.
12. Many people now regard the sending of flowers to a funeral as an inexcusable waste of money, arguing that since they cannot possibly help the deceased, it is better to help the living.
13. There are times when the word unbelief is used to describe the doubts of those who are definitely believers but only when they are at a stage of doubting which is rationally inexcusable and well on the way to becoming fullgrown unbelief.