inexcusable

Something else she really meant, for Mr. Harrington Surtaine was now occupying it to an inexcusable extent.

"Yes, it was inexcusable of me to omit that," said Nekhludoff.

It is not denied that all these things have been justly forfeited by deliberate and inexcusable desertion.

This is the first Med Ship visit in twelve standard years, I believe, which is inexcusable.

The entanglement of the commentator just quoted in the literary fault of the parable is inexcusable.

But I thank God, such horrible and inexcusable inconsistency was not allowed to decide my fate.

Some means are bad always and inexcusable—lying, for instance.

Wright's delay was becoming as vexatious as it seemed to be inexcusable.

This is an error, and an inexcusable one for a person who is writing history.

This assumption of the duties of host at a first call would have been inexcusable in most cases.