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Meanings of irreconcilable in English
Portuguese
inconciliável Spanish
irreconciliable Usage of irreconcilable in English
1
Somehow, those who know nothing are able to maintain entirely irreconcilable beliefs.
2
On this issue the dispute in the convention was obstinate and irreconcilable.
3
The court documents cite irreconcilable differences as the reason for the split.
4
Yet the document is a maelstrom of clashing and perhaps irreconcilable ideologies.
5
To him it appeared irreconcilable with the Protestant essence of the constitution.
6
The vulgar have always, and still do confound these very irreconcilable ideas.
7
Some people say they are irreconcilable and it just can't be done.
8
No, I should never forgive you; I should become your irreconcilable enemy.
9
The cross is the conflict of two hostile lines, of irreconcilable direction.
10
The black and common leopards are nervous and combative, irreconcilable and dangerous.
11
There are only two nations, two irreconcilable tribes-therich and the poor.
12
Still so far there was no irreconcilable breach between the two men.
13
There was a duality in his nature that seemed to be irreconcilable.
14
Knowledge and ignorance, such are the two irreconcilable terms of this problem.
15
The Northern settlers began to divide into groups whose purposes were irreconcilable.
16
Then there is the irreconcilable-howis he regarded in the common cry?
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Irreconcilable across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common