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Definition
excessively unreasonable or immoral
- In Charleston, more than elsewhere, you get the feeling that the twentieth century is a vast, unconscionable mistake.Chapter 1.2 (9% in)
- In the barracks I learned much of what there was to know about my times, my unconscionable century.Chapter 2.18 (1% in)
- Every time I went against him I was unconscionably overmatched.Chapter 3.30 (45% in)
- The God that created man in his own image, Mr. McLean, must be a vile, unconscionable being.Chapter 4.34 (32% in)
- It took him a long time to find the Corps Day entry for 1966, an unconscionably long time.Chapter 4.45 (97% in)
- I would walk along the dark galleries, from arch to arch, from cadre to merciless cadre, from taming to taming, from system to unconscionable system for as long as I lived.Chapter 4.49 (8% in)
There are no more uses of "unconscionable" in The Lords of Discipline.
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