| 释义 |
un·con·scio·na·bly 英ʌn'kɒnʃənəbl美ʌn'kɑːnʃənəbl 高COCA¹⁰⁸⁰²⁰BNC⁸⁶⁶⁶⁰⁺⁹iWeb⁵⁷⁷⁷⁸
基本英英近义反义例句Thesaurus例句
adj.不合理的⁷²;没有条理的⁸;过度的²⁰副词unconscionably名词unconscionableness
Adjective:
lacking a conscience;a conscienceless villain brash, unprincipled, and conscienceless an unconscionable liar greatly exceeding bounds of reason or moderation;exorbitant rent extortionate prices spends an outrageous amount on entertainment usurious interest rate unconscionable spending 近义词 steep险峻的criminal罪犯extreme极度的unjust不公平的immoral不道德的outrageous过分的irrational无理数ridiculous荒谬的shocking使人震惊的over-the-top荒谬的usurious放高利贷的extortionate敲诈的unthinkable不可能的appalling令人震惊的illogical不合逻辑的horrifying令人震惊的unreasonable不合理的unacceptable不能接受的conscienceless没良心的reprehensible应受谴责的inconceivable不可思议的exorbitant价格等过高的…beyond the pale在高尚行为的范围以外处…反义词 conscionable凭良心的
形容词100%
The demands are unconscionable and impossible to meet.这些要求是不合理的也不可能的到满足。as in.(too
同义词 awfully,ever,exceptionally,extremely,highly,immensely,overly,remarkably,unduly,verybeyond,exorbitantly,greatly,immoderately,in excess,inordinately,notably,over,over and above,overmuch,strikingly,unreasonably
反义词 little,moderatelyas in.unscrupulously
同义词 cruelly,dishonestly,perfidiously,ruthlessly,unethically,viciously
tooadverb excessively
awfully,beyond,ever,exceptionally,exorbitantly,extremely,greatly,highly,immensely,immoderately,in excess,inordinately,notably,over,over and above,overly,overmuch,remarkably,strikingly,unduly,unreasonably,very
unscrupulouslyadverb immorally
cruelly,dishonestly,perfidiously,ruthlessly,unconscionably,unethically,viciously The sum demanded by the Russians in unconscionably high for a ship that is already twenty years old, had been laid up for a decade and has suffered damage from at least two serious on- board fires.
而俄罗斯所要求的款项将改造这艘已经服役10年，船龄20年，并已遭到至少两次严重的火灾破坏，部分船体已经高度变形，并长期处于荒废和闲置状态的航母。 yeeyan
Most Cambodians at the trial thought the sentence unconscionably lenient.
大多数出席审判的柬埔寨人都认为判决过于宽宏大量。 ecocn
There's every indication that Milton believed, as I had mentioned before, at an unconscionably early age, that poetry was his vocation.
就像我之前说过的，有很多的迹象表明，弥尔顿在很早之前就相信诗人就是他的天职。163 |