"Unconsolable" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

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Unconsolable

"Unconsolable" Meaning

Extremely unhappy or distressed to the point of being unable to be comforted.

"Unconsolable" Examples

Unconsolable: Usage Examples

1.

"The child was so distraught after the breakup of her parents that she became unconsolable, crying uncontrollably for hours."

2.

"The fans at the sports stadium were unconsolable after their favorite team lost the championship game, and littered the field with trash and debris."

3.

"The student was unconsolable after receiving a rejection letter from her top choice university, and broke down in tears in the school counselor's office."

4.

"The tourist was unconsolable after getting scammed in a foreign city, and spent the rest of the day trying to recover his stolen belongings."

5.

"The mother was unconsolable after learning that her courageous soldiers was killed in combat, and spent weeks praying for his safe return home."

"Unconsolable" Similar Words

Unconscientious

Unconscientiously

Lacking consciousness or awareness; acting without being aware that one is doing something wrong or unacceptable.

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. In a broader sense, unconscionability can also refer to a lack of scruples or morals, or a disregard for what is right and just. Example: "The unconscionably high interest rate on the loan made it impossible for the borrower to repay the debt." Synonyms: unfairness, exploitation, extortion, oppression.

Unconscionable

Unconscionably

Unconscious

Unconsciously

Unconsciousness

Unconsolatory

Not offering consolation or comfort to someone who is sad or upset.

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

Unconstitutional

Unconstitutionality

Unconstitutionally

Unconstrained

Lacking or not subject to restraint or limitation; unrestricted; unrestrained.