unconscionable in French
unconscionable in French is déraisonnable, sans scrupules — unconscionable means so unfair, unreasonable, or immoral that it defies any sense of conscience.
unconscionable in French
déraisonnable
sans scrupules
Not conscionable; unscrupulous and lacking principles or conscience.
What does "unconscionable" mean?
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adj So unfair, unreasonable, or immoral that it defies any sense of conscience.
"Charging desperate families that much for water was unconscionable."
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unconscionable in a sentence
- Charging desperate families that much for water was unconscionable.
- The court ruled the contract terms unconscionable and unenforceable.
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What is "unconscionable" in French?
"unconscionable" in French is déraisonnable, sans scrupules. unconscionable means: So unfair, unreasonable, or immoral that it defies any sense of conscience.
How do you use "unconscionable" in a sentence?
Example: "Charging desperate families that much for water was unconscionable." In French, "unconscionable" is déraisonnable, sans scrupules.
Are there other ways to say "unconscionable" in French?
Yes — French has 2 translations listed for "unconscionable": déraisonnable, sans scrupules.
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