inexcusably

adv.

无法原谅地；

Blameworthy Belief as Inexcusably Undesirable Belief
The Inexcusably White, Wrinkly Middle Class
Educating the Inexcusably Ignorant
Film Forum: Is Revenge of the Sith a Masterpiece or Inexcusably Bad?
The Case of Donald Hindley: Eerily Familiar, Inexcusably Handled - FIRE
Inexcusably shallow, vulgar, puerile and offensive but it made me laugh
We aren’t uniquely self-destructive, just inexcusably so
United States: Maternal Mortality Inexcusably High and Increasing
Inexcusably Witless; THEATRE
“Inexcusably, we had lost faith in the ability of our own revolutionary masses”