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Meanings of irreclaimable in English
Usage of irreclaimable in English
1
Every one gives up Topsy as utterly irreclaimable-allexcept the gentle Eva.
2
Yet for all that she made haste, the precious irreclaimable moments sped.
3
Is no one to help a girl who will soon become irreclaimable?
4
Your grandfather and myself are foes; bitter, irreclaimable, to the death.
5
They fall into the ranks of those whom the world abandons as irreclaimable.
6
One half of the globe is perhaps irreclaimable to the use of man.
7
Why, nearly everybody in Scranton believes him to be utterly irreclaimable.
8
As I have mentioned, however, a proportion of the cases are quite irreclaimable.
9
Never shall my heart confess that I have outraged Neoptolemos with irreclaimable words.
10
Now, there are some capable of domestication, while others are irreclaimable.
11
If the girl were irreclaimable could he pretend to like it?
12
You know that good-looking, idle, and, I fear, irreclaimable young fellow, George Hamblin?'
13
German South-west Africa is largely desert, much of it an arid and irreclaimable desert.
14
He is a living proof of the utter and irreclaimable falsity of the idiotic doggerel:
15
Evil surroundings weigh more in producing criminals than heredity, and their children are not irreclaimable.
16
Another great bitterness in Mrs. Churton's cup resulted from the conduct of her irreclaimable husband.
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