inexcusable in Irish
inexcusable in Irish is doleithscéil — inexcusable means so bad that there is no acceptable reason or excuse for it.
inexcusable in Irish
doleithscéil
not excusable [15th c.]
What does "inexcusable" mean?
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adjective So bad that there is no acceptable reason or excuse for it.
"His rudeness to the waitress was completely inexcusable."
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inexcusable in a sentence
- His rudeness to the waitress was completely inexcusable.
- Missing the deadline twice in a row is inexcusable.
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What is "inexcusable" in Irish?
"inexcusable" in Irish is doleithscéil. inexcusable means: So bad that there is no acceptable reason or excuse for it.
How do you use "inexcusable" in a sentence?
Example: "His rudeness to the waitress was completely inexcusable." In Irish, "inexcusable" is doleithscéil.
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