GRE vocabulary
unconscionable
morally unacceptable or grossly unfair
In a sentence
Unconscionable in a sentence
Here is an example sentence showing unconscionable in a sentence.
Charging the stranded travelers triple the usual fare was simply unconscionable.
Synonyms
Antonyms
reasonablefairjustifiable
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Common questions
Questions about “unconscionable”
Unconscionable (adjective) means morally unacceptable or grossly unfair
Here is unconscionable used in an example sentence: "Charging the stranded travelers triple the usual fare was simply unconscionable."
Common synonyms for unconscionable include indefensible, outrageous, egregious.
Antonyms of unconscionable include reasonable, fair, justifiable.
Unconscionable is a GRE-level vocabulary word worth knowing for the Verbal section.
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