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Unconscionable

Definition

(formal) Shockingly or unacceptably bad; morally reprehensible. Often used to describe actions or situations that are considered to be extremely unfair or unjust.

Example Sentences

1The judge deemed the company's actions unconscionable and ordered them to pay substantial damages to the affected parties.
2It is unconscionable that in this day and age, millions of people still lack access to basic healthcare and sanitation.
3The politician's unconscionable behaviour was widely condemned by the public and the media, leading to her eventual resignation.
4The exploitation of vulnerable workers by the corporation was deemed unconscionable by the labour union, which promptly launched a campaign to raise awareness about the issue.
5The unconscionable delay in responding to the humanitarian crisis has been widely criticized by international aid organizations and governments alike.

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