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inexcusably

inexcusably adverb: in an inexcusable manner.

Adverb

inexcusably (comparative more inexcusably, superlative most inexcusably)

  1. In an inexcusable manner.
    • We arrived at the wedding inexcusably late.
    • Of course there is more — much more — still to discover, and rediscover, in Sarton's work. Sarton has been inexcusably neglected by critics; World of Light will contribute to providing her with the recognition she deserves.1979 December 15, Harold Pickett, “Portrait of May Sarton”, in Gay Community News, volume 7, number 21, page 12

Forms of inexcusably

comparativemore inexcusably
superlativemost inexcusably

Origin of inexcusably

From inexcusable + -ly.

Questions about inexcusably

What does inexcusably mean?
Inexcusably means in an inexcusable manner.
What part of speech is inexcusably?
Inexcusably is an adverb.

Words near inexcusably in the dictionary

  1. inexcludable
  2. inexcogitable
  3. inexcusability
  4. inexcusable
  5. inexcusableness
  6. inexcusably
  7. inexcuseable
  8. inexecrable
  9. inexecutable
  10. inexecution
  11. inexertion

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