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Another word for unconscionable

unconscionable Synonyms

unconscionable

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Dishonest
knavish, sneaky, criminal; see unscrupulous.
Excessive
unreasonable, too much, immoderate; see extreme 2.

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Another word for unconscionable

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Lacking scruples or principles:
conscienceless, ruthless, unethical, unprincipled, unscrupulous. See honest
Beyond all reason:
obscene, outrageous, preposterous, ridiculous, shocking, unreasonable. Idioms: out of bounds, out of sight. See usual
Vastly exceeding a normal limit, as in cost:
sky-high, steep¹, stiff, stratospheric. See big, usual

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If it was up to them, the kids would be in a foster home, a fate Jessi found unconscionable.
On the law under the act of 1900 see Hastings's Law relating to Moneylenders and Unconscionable Bargains; and Edmondson's Moneylenders Act 1900.
Mineptah was one of the most unconscionable usurpers of the monuments of his predecessors, including those of his own father, who, it must be admitted, had set him the example.
In England the lessons of experience have shown that the abuses of this business are best regulated by a system of registration coupled with relief to debtors against harsh and unconscionable bargains.
Although in general there is no limit on the amount of interest which a borrower may agree to pay, equity has always been ready to grant relief from unconscionable bargains.

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