Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
inconscionable
Adjective
/ɪnˈkɒnʃənəbl/

Definition
Not right or reasonable; unprincipled or unethical.

Examples
- It was inconscionable for the landlord to raise the rent by such a large amount without notice.
- The lawyer argued that the terms of the contract were inconscionable and should be voided.
- Many considered the company’s practices to be inconscionable, taking advantage of vulnerable customers.

Meaning
Describes actions, decisions, or agreements that are shockingly unfair or unjustifiable, often in a way that exploits others.

Synonyms
- unreasonable
- unjust
- excessive
- outrageous
- immoral