Meaning & Definition of Unforgivable in English
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Unforgivable
Incapable of being forgiven or excused.
Pronunciation:
/ˌʌn.fɚˈɡɪv.ə.bəl/Part of Speech:
adjectiveDetailed Definitions
Definition: Not able to be forgiven; beyond pardon.
Example Sentence: His betrayal felt like an unforgivable act.
Definition: Extremely severe or bad; inexcusable.
Example Sentence: The errors in the report were unforgivable for a professional.
Etymology
Origin: From un- 'not' + forgivable.
Synonyms
inexcusableunpardonablecrueldegenerate
Common Phrases and Expressions
- unforgivable sin: A transgression that is considered too serious to be forgiven.
- unforgivable mistake: An error that is deemed too severe to be excused.
Translations
- Spanish: imperdonable
- French: impardonnable
- German: unverzeihlich
- Russian: непрощаемый
Related Words
- forgiveness: The action of forgiving someone or being forgiven.
- pardon: The act of forgiving or being forgiven for an error or offense.
Slang Meanings of unforgivable
Meaning: Completely unacceptable.
Example Sentence: Missing the deadline again? That's unforgivable.
Meaning: So bad it can't be overlooked.
Example Sentence: Cheating in a game? That's just unforgivable, man.