inexcusably
adv.
无法原谅地；
英英释义
inexcusably[ iniks'kju:zəbli ]
adv.
in an unpardonable manner or to an unpardonable degree
"he was inexcusably cruel to his wife"
同义词：unpardonablyunforgivably
without any excuse
同义词：unjustifiably
权威例句
Blameworthy Belief as Inexcusably Undesirable BeliefThe Inexcusably White, Wrinkly Middle Class
Educating the Inexcusably Ignorant
Film Forum: Is Revenge of the Sith a Masterpiece or Inexcusably Bad?
The Case of Donald Hindley: Eerily Familiar, Inexcusably Handled - FIRE
Inexcusably shallow, vulgar, puerile and offensive but it made me laugh
We aren’t uniquely self-destructive, just inexcusably so
United States: Maternal Mortality Inexcusably High and Increasing
Inexcusably Witless; THEATRE
“Inexcusably, we had lost faith in the ability of our own revolutionary masses”
1. She had been inexcusably careless.
她曾粗心大意得不可原谅。
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2. The defending has been inexcusably bad at times.
防守有时候真是让人看不懂了。
youdao
3. That was inexcusably stupid, and will set back your plans quite a bit.
那是无法原谅地愚蠢，而且将相当向后地设定你的计划一点点。
youdao
4. For the fact is that the plan on offer is a stinker - and inexcusably so.
而事实上正在推销的方案也是个臭鬼——无可争辩地如此。
youdao
5. Initially deemed a failure, the new design has since won over those who regard consistency as inexcusably boring.
这项新设计最初曾被认为是一项失败之举，最终却赢得了那些曾认为这是无聊之举的公众的一致认可。
youdao
6. Initially deemed a failure, the new design has since won over those who regard consistency as inexcusably boring.
这项新设计最初曾被认为是一项失败之举，最终却赢得了那些曾认为这是无聊之举的公众的一致认可。
youdao
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