
Inexcusably
Emotional Weight
Conveys strong disapproval, often evoking emotions like anger or disappointment.
Her inexcusably neglectful behavior upset the entire team.
Serious Misconduct
Used when someone's actions are beyond typical mistakes, implying serious misconduct or error.
The manager's inexcusably harsh critique demoralized the staff.
Not for Minor Offenses
Reserve 'inexcusably' for serious incidents, not small or accidental errors.
Forgetting to say 'thank you' is rude, but not inexcusably so.