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unpardonably

unpardonably adverb: in an unpardonable manner.

Adverb

unpardonably (comparative more unpardonably, superlative most unpardonably)

  1. In an unpardonable manner.
    • The assertion that homosexuality threatens the lives and well-being of the public because it leads to AIDS is unpardonably remote from the facts. Indeed, the far more devastating AIDS epidemic in East and Central Africa is being spread almost exclusively through "normal" heterosexual intercourse.1986 December 21, F. Jay Deacon, “Emotionally-Laden Prejudice”, in Gay Community News, volume 14, number 23, page 4

Forms of unpardonably

comparativemore unpardonably
superlativemost unpardonably

Origin of unpardonably

From unpardonable + -ly.

Questions about unpardonably

What does unpardonably mean?
Unpardonably means in an unpardonable manner.
What part of speech is unpardonably?
Unpardonably is an adverb.

Words near unpardonably in the dictionary

  1. unpardonability
  2. unpardonable
  3. unpardonable sin
  4. unpardonable sins
  5. unpardonableness
  6. unpardonably
  7. unpardoned
  8. unpardoning
  9. unpared
  10. unparent
  11. unparental

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