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• s  lacking a conscience
  an unconscionable liar
• s  greatly exceeding bounds of reason or moderation
  unconscionable spending

• What is unconscionable is that we have billions of people dying and suffering from diseases that we found cures for, at least how to prevent, in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, and it?s the twenty-first century.
• What's unconscionable is when the stock goes down and they reprice the options.
• While the details are disputed, this much is plain: something grim and unconscionable happened in the Azerbaijani town of Khojaly two weeks ago.

• conscienceless
• exorbitant
• extortionate
• outrageous
• steep
• usurious

News & Articles

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• Rashida Tlaib: Michigan families suffer under poor management of state DHS
  As the longest standing member on the House Appropriations Human Services subcommittee, I have never seen so many mistakes made by the Michigan Department of Human Services. Mistakes are made, but it's unconscionable when they cost Michigan more than $70 million.
  June 14, 2013 - Detroit Free Press
• Jesse Austin column: Men need a new attitude toward women
  Throughout the world, men have been behaving in a horrifically bad way, targeting women for unconscionable brutality. From gang-rapes in Egypt and India, to cruelty inflicted during sectarian fighting throughout Africa, to assaults by U.S.
  June 13, 2013 - Wisconsin Rapids Daily Tribune

Quotes

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• Carl Icahn in Toronto Star
  It is irresponsible to hide behind management's more than overly optimistic financial forecasts,Icahn wrote. "It is unconscionable that you have not allowed your shareholders to choose to accept an offer that represented a 72 per cent...
• Jerry Brown in ABC News
  There's absolutely no justification for the administrator's action,Attorney General Jerry Brown told The Associated Press in an interview Wednesday. "It's illegal. It's unconscionable and a gross dereliction of duty."