Translations for „unconscionably“ in the English » German Dictionary

un·con·scion·ably [ʌnˈkɒn(t)ʃənəbli, Am -ˈkɑ:n-] ADV form

unconscionably

unzumutbarerweise

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English

If he does he won't talk so loosely and unconscionably.

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The games should be understood in their wider expression -- not merely as distractions that are oppressively repetitive or unconscionably violent.

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It unconscionably throws its weight around in its perceived sphere of influence, the way major powers have always done.

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That he speaks senselessly and loosely and unconscionably.

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She's deceitful, calculating, manipulative, unconscionably ambitious -- and not entirely unlikeable, even when we figure out what she's up to.

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As a result, we've long had unconscionably high death and injury rates in our workplaces compared with other developed companies.

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But this very fact is what many jobbers masquerading as friends around him have exploited quite unconscionably for their own purposes.

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The fact that many drinks contain unconscionably high amounts of sugar is no secret.

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He's unconscionably rude and difficult with everyone around him.

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Traditionally, the explanation was this was to prevent people acting unconscionably (i.e. inequitably or unjustly).

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