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inexcusable

[in-ik-skyoo-zuh-buhl] / ˌɪn ɪkˈskyu zə bəl /


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“The failure to do that is inexcusable and it contributes to a lot of misery,” Gleick said.

From Los Angeles Times

The report described February 2020 as a "lost month" and said the government's lack of urgency was "inexcusable".

From BBC

And she said the fact these mistakes were repeated later in 2020 was "inexcusable".

From BBC

"The lack of urgency on the part of all four governments, and the failure to take more immediate emergency steps, are inexcusable," the report said.

From BBC

Her conclusion was startling, her tone defiant: “Put me wherever you want: misguided socialist, toothless humanist, naïve novelist, useful idiot, apologist, denier, ally, contrarian, collaborator, traitor, inexcusable coward.”

From Los Angeles Times