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- Dictionaryinexcusable/ˌɪnɪkˈskjuːzəbl/
adjective
- 1. too bad to be justified or tolerated: "Matt's behaviour was inexcusable"
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4 days ago · The meaning of EXCUSABLE NEGLECT is the failure of a party to follow a required procedure in a timely fashion that results from a circumstance (as an accident) which is considered by the court to be sufficient reason to excuse that party.
13 hours ago · Below, we look at what changes Steve Borthwick could make for next weekend’s clash with the All Blacks at Eden Park. #1. Marcus Smith. Rugby Pass 5/10: “Inexcusable miss in front of the posts early in the second half, but bounced back immediately with some passes timed to absolute perfection as England scored their second.
3 days ago · We expect the Court to acknowledge the injustice of the climate crisis, the inexcusable lack of action and omissions of States and the active role that the fossil fuel and agribusiness industries have played and continue to play in creating– and exacerbating- the climate crisis and human rights violations.
13 hours ago · Inexcusable miss in front of the posts early in the second half, but bounced back immediately with some passes timed to absolute perfection as England scored their second. After being penned back in the first half due to New Zealand’s territorial supremacy, he was able to express himself much more after the break as England gained more control.
1 day ago · In this way, Brianna is constructed as a victim who has suffered an inexcusable injustice and is deserving of retribution and sympathy. Pro-inclusion groups also attempt to guide audiences to consider this event in context through the allocation of blame.
13 hours ago · Inexcusable miss in front of the posts early in the second half, but bounced back immediately with some passes timed to absolute perfection as England scored their second try. After being penned back in the first half due to New Zealand’s territorial supremacy, he was able to express himself much more after the break as England gained more control.
6 days ago · Sunday’s incident has sparked outrage, with the Military History Society of NSW calling the incident “inexcusable”. “As a historical society we strongly condemn the desecration of war memorials and other public monuments,” the society said on social media. “We again advocate more substantial penalties for the culprits.”
