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unreasonable
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adjective
not reasonable; not showing good judgment
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adjective
(= excessive, inordinate, undue)
beyond normal limits
excessive charges
a book of inordinate length
his dress stops just short of undue elegance
unreasonable demands
excuse
Verb
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You say, "excuse me" when you have done something rude,
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You say, "excuse me" when you want to get someone's attention.
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You say, "excuse me" when you want somebody to move.
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You say, "excuse me" when you didn't hear somebody very well and you want them to repeat themselves.
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If you excuse someone, you forgive them.
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If you excuse someone, you allow them to avoid doing something.
excuse
Noun
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An excuse is a reason for not doing something or for doing something bad.
There is no excuse for hitting your sister.
Do you have an excuse for being late?