inexcusable

Modifies a noun

• ignorance: It was inexcusable ignorance, their not resolving temporal evils to their proper original, the righteous providence of God.
• delay: I strongly criticize HA for allowing such an inexcusable delay to occur.
• man: Now go right to verse 1 of chapter 2, " Therefore you also are inexcusable, O man.
• behavior: I am at a complete loss to explain his inexcusable behavior.
• lack: No weak excuses, just an inexcusable lack of them.
• error: But the most serious and inexcusable directorial error is in the second pas de deux in the shade scene.

Modifying Another Word

• quite: At the Kamo Festival, of course, such negligence is quite inexcusable.
• pretty: This doesn't happen all the time but it's pretty inexcusable.
• really: The dialog generally consisting of macho posturing, and when this is coming from the female leads its really inexcusable.
• not: Is it not inexcusable to give such an example to a daughter?
• frankly: The computer exhibits were also laughably dated which is frankly inexcusable in a city that is home to both Microsoft and Boeing.

Used with adjective complement

• seem: In an age of zero-tolerance toward drugs, what she did seems inexcusable.