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The proposed budget is unconscionable given the debt it puts on the backs of the younger generation.unconscionable = unreasonable or immoral
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She described the monitoring of sermons as unconstitutional and unconscionable.
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Should this occur, I will be quite willing to turn a blind eye to any unconscionable tactics you might employ to grind this piece of Jewish stench and filth into the canvas.† (source)
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It's unconscionable.† (source)
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It is unconscionable.† (source)
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But interracial dating, particularly with a married white woman, was for many whites, an unconscionable act.† (source)
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I understand his man Bolton is stabling goats in my high hall, it's really quite unconscionable.† (source)
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The moon took an unconscionably long time to rise that night, Milly thought.† (source)
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It's unconscionable.† (source)
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Quite the reverse; he has consistently done nothing but fume at being so unconscionably heavily taxed.† (source)
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Call thought it was unconscionable to leave any woman alone that long in such rough country.† (source)
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I found the privacy itself seduction enough, but there was also a bidet, which lent a risque note and, electrically, unconscionably stirred my expectations.† (source)
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Millions of our children, our most precious natural resource, are being victimized by a tragic and unconscionable epidemic of child abuse and neglect.† (source)
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Every time I went against him I was unconscionably overmatched.† (source)
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"This is unconscionable," says DuPont.† (source)
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It took him a long time to find the Corps Day entry for 1966, an unconscionably long time.† (source)
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