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unconscionable Definition and Meaning in English (unconscionable definition)

adjective
Synonyms:unjustunethicalunreasonable
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Unconscionable definition: Not right or reasonable; shockingly unfair, unjust, or excessive, often to an extent that offends the conscience.

Definitions of Unconscionable

  1. 1adjective

    Not right or reasonable; shockingly unfair, unjust, or excessive, often to an extent that offends the conscience.

Example Sentences

“The company's decision to lay off workers without notice was unconscionable.”

“Such unconscionable behavior cannot be tolerated in a civilized society.”

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noununconscionableness
adverbunconscionably

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Unconscionable definition: Not right or reasonable; shockingly unfair, unjust, or excessive, often to an extent that offends the conscience.
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'Unconscionable' translates to 'unconscionable' in English. Unconscionable definition: Not right or reasonable; shockingly unfair, unjust, or excessive, often to an extent that offends the conscience.
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