Difference between Unpardonable and Inexpiable

UNPARDONABLE vs INEXPIABLE: ADJECTIVE

Not to be forgiven; incapable of being pardoned or remitted: as, an unpardonable insult.

Not to be satisfied or appeased by expiation; implacable.
Not to be expiated; admitting of no expiation or atonement: as, an inexpiable crime or offense.

Unacceptable, Abominable, Disgraceful, Egregious, Heinous, Reprehensible, Condemnable, Shameful, Gross, Indefensible, Inexpiable, Deadly, Mortal, Inexcusable, Unforgivable

Unacceptable, Abominable, Disgraceful, Egregious, Heinous, Reprehensible, Condemnable, Shameful, Gross, Indefensible, Inexpiable, Deadly, Mortal, Inexcusable, Unforgivable

It was here that they committed the unpardonable crime.
According to the unpardonable sin view, this makes sense.
Apostasy of Individuals; Holy Ghost, Unpardonable Sin against.
The unpardonable sin is not done by accident.
It was not one of the unpardonable offenses.
This has commonly been called the unpardonable sin.
Blaspheming the Holy Spirit is an unpardonable sin.
Frequently Abused Verses: What Is The Unpardonable Sin?
Unpardonable Sin and Blasphemy against the Holy Ghost.
If the murder of Christ was not unpardonable, surely there is no such thing as an unpardonable sin during this age of grace.

Euripides, whose coldness, he asserted, had belied this union, and made him guilty of a crime inexpiable in the sight of the gods.
Providently inexpiable jinja can microscopically prostrate in the dinosauric gibraltar.