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• r  in an unpardonable manner or to an unpardonable degree

• Sir: I find your largely negative comments about clergy participation in the demonstrations in Selma and Montgomery March 26 reasonably factual but unpardonably superficial.
• Europe "wants a cease-fire as quickly as possible," Sarkozy said Monday, urging Israel to halt the offensive, while blaming Hamas for acting "irresponsibly and unpardonably.
• Writers and painters and other artists do their work sloppily, and theologians unpardonably.

• inexcusably
• unforgivably

• excusably
• pardonably
• forgivably