"Unconscionably" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples
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"Unconscionably" Meaning
The adjective "unconscionably" means extremely or shockingly unjust or unreasonable, often in a way that is morally wrong or cruel. It describes behavior or actions that are shocking, outrageous, and cannot be defended or explained, often leaving one speechless or outraged.
"Unconscionably" Examples
Synonyms for unconscionable
InexcusableIncomprehensible
Irresponsible
Infringement
Unjustifiable
"Unconscionably" Similar Words
Unconnected
Unconquerably
Unconscientious
Unconscientiously
Lacking consciousness or awareness; acting without being aware that one is doing something wrong or unacceptable.
Unconscionability
Unconscionability refers to extreme unfairness or unconscionableness, often in a business or commercial transaction. It involves conduct that is extremely harsh, unreasonable, or against good faith. An unconscionable contract or agreement is one that is extremely unfair or excessively favorable to one party, and is often considered to be void or unenforceable.<br><br>In a broader sense, unconscionability can also refer to a lack of scruples or morals, or a disregard for what is right and just.<br><br>Example: "The unconscionably high interest rate on the loan made it impossible for the borrower to repay the debt."<br><br>Synonyms: unfairness, exploitation, extortion, oppression.
Unconscionable
Unconscious
Unconsciously
Unconsciousness
Unconsoled
Without comfort or consolation, still grieving or troubled; unable to find peace or relief. Grieving or upset without any consolation from others.
Unconsolidated
Unconstant
Unconstant refers to unpredictable, inconstant, or unstable, suggesting a lack of constancy or consistency in behavior, actions, or feelings. It can also describe something that is subject to change or variation.