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• r  without any excuse
  he is unjustifiably harsh on her

• The report suggests that Administration claims of an Iran threat have been unjustifiably inflated, echoing the prewar discussion of Iraq.
• He urged "radical improvement in planning" to eliminate the "unjustifiably thin spreading of resources.
• When a company's stock gets beaten down in the market, its CEO often clamors about how short sellers and unjustifiably negative market sentiment are to blame.

• inexcusably

• justifiably

News & Articles

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• Ex-deputy guilty in assault
  According to the release, the inmate, who is not named in the statement, created a verbal disturbance during a court appearance on June 12, 2012. After removing the inmate from the courtroom, Lassiter “repeatedly and unjustifiably” punched the inmate in the face and body.
  June 12, 2013 - The Daily Advance

Quotes

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• Viviane Reding in Reuters UK
  Using your mobile phone abroad in the EU should not cost unjustifiably more than at home, whether for making calls, sending texts or surfing the Web,Reding told reporters.
• Somnath Chatterjee in Times of India
  Hinting at his dilemma between the party's demand and his sense of duty, Chatterjee said, "After weighing the pros and cons, I have consciously taken the principled decision to uphold the Constitution of India at the risk of being unjustifiably...
• Mark Saville, Baron Saville of Newdigate in The Guardian
  Saville also concluded that General Ford "neither knew nor had reason to know at any stage that his decision would or was likely to result in soldiers firing unjustifiably on that day."