Unforgivable

/ˌʌn.fɚˈɡɪv.ə.bəl/

Meaning & Definition

adjective

Not able to be forgiven; inexcusable.

His betrayal was unforgivable, leaving her heartbroken and furious.

Too serious or severe to be excused or pardoned.

The company's careless handling of sensitive data was an unforgivable mistake.

Deserving no forgiveness or excuse.

To break that promise was an unforgivable offense in their relationship.

From un- 'not' + forgivable.

unforgivable sin

A transgression that is considered too serious to be forgiven.

unforgivable mistake

An error that is deemed too severe to be excused.

forgiveness

The action of forgiving someone or being forgiven.

pardon

The act of forgiving or being forgiven for an error or offense.

Completely unacceptable.

Missing the deadline again? That's unforgivable.

So bad it can't be overlooked.

Cheating in a game? That's just unforgivable, man.