unforgivable
अक्षम्य
definition
adjective
losing your temper with him was unforgivable
so bad as to be unable to be forgiven or excused.
translation of 'unforgivable'
adjective
अक्षम्य,
क्षमा न करने योग्य,
माफी न करने योग्य
example
It is no disgrace to try and fail but to waste so much possession without having a go from scoreable positions is 'unforgivable' .
It was then, and then only, that I decided to embark on the series of actions that I now agree were 'unforgivable' .
Life Changers teach us to forgive ourselves for things we imagine to be 'unforgivable' .
But investigating a pupil's sex life would be an 'unforgivable' intrusion.
If women knew that their spite will go unrewarded, perhaps fewer would stoop to this despicable, and 'unforgivable' , crime.
If you feel the infidelity is 'unforgivable' and you cannot move on from the affair then it is time to leave.
This was an aberration on my part but I make no excuses for what was an 'unforgivable' incident.
To compound this 'unforgivable' error of judgement, I then only gave his work a cursory glance before allowing him to leave.
This is unsisterly and 'unforgivable' , and actually counter-productive.
That they disintegrated to an ill-behaved rabble, with senior players in open dissent, was 'unforgivable' .
Prejudice can take many forms, most of which are 'unforgivable' .
Plans to introduce tougher planning rules are 'unforgivable' .
What is most 'unforgivable' is to leave and not see your child.
Members see any concession not as a necessary compromise but as an 'unforgivable' sellout to a sworn enemy.
For the latter, the act is 'unforgivable' and the perpetrator irredeemable.
And what's particularly 'unforgivable' is the way the theme music is ruined.
What Will had just done was, by the driver's standards, 'unforgivable' .
I guess it's 'unforgivable' that I read them before I give them to her.
That is an 'unforgivable' failure, in my judgment, and one that we ought to debate.
To go into someone's house and be obscene is 'unforgivable' .
The compère was inexperienced, the DJ 'unforgivably' took it upon himself to heckle the support acts and the sparse audience was less than receptive.
One-sided sketches of globalization that celebrate its prosperity 'unforgivably' trivialize the poverty and hardship of the vast majority of the world's people.
You have very gravely sullied her name and 'unforgivably' insulted her, by implying that she only won the scholarship because of who her father is.
You bet we can - but not in the 7-10 days I figured it would take, and not without pushing our troops 'unforgivably' and needlessly hard.
Still more delectable are the landscapes of Simon Bening, especially his delicate miniatures of the months of the year, not all of which, 'unforgivably' , are reproduced in the catalogue.
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