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Discover LudwigThe phrase "unforgivable sin" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used in discussions about morality, ethics, or religious beliefs, often referring to an act considered so severe that it cannot be forgiven. Example: "In many religious traditions, blasphemy is often regarded as an unforgivable sin."
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If you do, you have committed the unforgivable sin! Do not despair in your own sinfulness.
In the N.B.A., this would be an unforgivable sin.
For Havel, though, despair was indeed an unforgivable sin.
Sleeping with patients is now the unforgivable sin among psychotherapists.
Her unforgivable sin was to marry without her parents' approval.
I have never known — What is the unforgivable sin?" He turned to Theresa.
In his view, despair, the Biblically unforgivable sin, was at the heart of Wright's mistake.
According to Muggleton and Reeve, the unforgivable sin was disbelief in them as true prophets.
Some even err on the side of fair-mindedness, an unforgivable sin in this arena.
He has now committed the unforgivable sin of compromising the independence of the Bank of England.
"For having committed this unforgivable sin he was condemned to historical oblivion".
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