adjective [usuallybeforenoun] (formal)
1 (of an action, etc.) so bad, immoral, etc. that it should make you feel ashamed:
It would be unconscionable for her to keep the money.
2 (often humorous) too great, large, long, etc.
SYNEXCESSIVE:
You take an unconscionable amount of time getting dressed!
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Sourced from Main Dictionary in Lughet's collection.
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