inconscionable in a sentence
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Definition
Inconscionable refers to something that is shockingly unfair or unjust, often to the point of being morally unacceptable.
Crossword clues for inconscionable
Crossword clue ideas and answer hints for the word "inconscionable".
- Completely unfair and morally unacceptable behavior.
- Unreasonably harsh or unjust treatment of others.
- Shockingly unethical actions that defy fairness.
- Actions that are outrageously unjust and unacceptable.
- Deeply unreasonable and lacking in moral justification.
Inconscionable sentence examples
- The terms of the agreement were so one-sided that they seemed inconscionable to the judge.
- Many considered the company’s practices to be inconscionable, taking advantage of vulnerable consumers.
- It was inconscionable for the landlord to raise the rent by such a large amount with little notice.
- The lawyer argued that the contract was unconscionable and should be invalidated.
- Her behavior at the meeting was deemed inconscionable, shocking everyone present.