Both are correct. They are both interchangeable words, with the same meaning.
It's confusing isn't it? Actually both words would work and "unexcusable" seems, to me, to be the better of the two. The accepted though is inexcusable.
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The current prefix is ex-. You could add the prefix in- to it to make the word inexcusable.
My response to that would be inexcusable. I know of only two inexcusable offenses in the sight of God. My puppy's indoor accident was only temporarily inexcusable.
You say "inexcusable". Also, don't say "That's an inexcuse", bc that sounds awkward.
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The current prefix is ex-. You could add the prefix in- to it to make the word inexcusable.
The ISBN of Inexcusable is 0689847890.
Inexcusable has 176 pages.
Inexcusable was created on 2005-10-25.
My response to that would be inexcusable. I know of only two inexcusable offenses in the sight of God. My puppy's indoor accident was only temporarily inexcusable.
You say "inexcusable". Also, don't say "That's an inexcuse", bc that sounds awkward.
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