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    Imperdonable (en. Unforgivable)

    /im-per-do-na-ble/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    adjective
    Refers to something that is inexcusable or cannot be forgiven.
    His betrayal was unforgivable.
    Su traición fue imperdonable.
    It is used to describe acts or behaviors that are considered very serious.
    Forgetting her birthday was unforgivable.
    Olvidar su cumpleaños fue imperdonable.
    Indicates a fault so great that it admits no excuses.
    Making a mistake in that presentation was unforgivable.
    Cometer un error en esa presentación fue imperdonable.

    Etymology

    It derives from the Latin 'im' (not) and 'perdonabilis' (forgivable).

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    unforgivable mistake
    Error that cannot be justified.
    imperdonable error
    unforgivable oversight
    Omission that cannot be forgiven.
    imperdonable olvido
    unforgivable betrayal
    Act of disloyalty considered irreparable.
    imperdonable traición

    Related Words

    forgive
    Act of absolving or freeing someone from a fault.
    perdonar
    pardon
    The act of excusing an offense or fault.
    perdón
    inexcusable
    That cannot be justified or forgiven.
    inexcusable

    Slang Meanings

    It is used to refer to an evident and critical mistake.
    That decision was completely unforgivable.
    Esa decisión fue completamente imperdonable.
    It's used in a joking context, referring to a minor oversight.
    You forgot the dessert! That's unforgivable.
    ¡Olvidaste el postre! Eso es imperdonable.