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Traffic being what it is, it is lamentable that our roads are unable to take the load.

Traffic being what it is, it is lamentable that our roads are unable to take the load. Correct Answer deplorable

unpardonable : (of a fault or offence) too severe to be pardoned; unforgivable.
deplorable : shockingly bad in quality.
inexcusable : too bad to be justified or tolerated.
terrible : extremely bad or serious.
lamentable : (of an event, action, or attitude) unfortunate; regrettable.


Synonym of lamentable is deplorable

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Statement : Traffic jams on most of the roads in the city have become a regular feature during monsoon.

Assumptions :
I. Material used for road construction cannot withstand the fury of monsoon resulting into innumerable pot holes on the roads.
II. Number of vehicles coming on the roads is much more in monsoon as compared to other seasons.
Statement : The condition of all the major roads in the city has deteriorated due to incessant rain during the last two months.

Courses of Action :
I. The city civic authority should deploy additional traffic staff to regulate the vehicular movement.
II. The city civic authority should immediately make arrangements for repairs of the damaged roads.
III. Motorists should be alerted at various places by putting up sign boards about the bad patches of the roads to enable them to plan their journey accordingly.