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Meanings of irrecoverable in English
Portuguese
irrecuperável Incapable of being recovered or regained.
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Usage of irrecoverable in English
1
So the couplet was frequently read as contrition over an irrecoverable loss.
2
The burden of irrecoverable VAT continues to weigh heavy on the voluntary sector.
3
Irretrievable, his yielding and his shame; irrecoverable, the conscious rectitude bartered so cheaply.
4
All my other people are irrecoverable, I fear; but Thérèse goes with me.
5
The rest will be struck off as irrecoverable, and he will be released.
6
It was gone-therecan be no doubt about it, and was utterly irrecoverable.
7
Then came a pause, whilst both were silently busy with the irrecoverable past.
8
I perceived that she was irrecoverable, and yet I stood watching, watching, watching!
9
The reigning champions from Ibrox are a seemingly irrecoverable 15 points off the pace.
10
A description of the glory and riches of Tyre: and of her irrecoverable fall.
11
Life is brutal that way... the loss of irrecoverable moments amid trivia and distraction.
12
But your present magnanimity gives me hopes that the shock will not be irrecoverable.
13
It was undoubtedly there, and yet it seems wholly irrecoverable.
14
He finds instead that the sensation of Oxenhope is irrecoverable.
15
Even if he won, he would face irrecoverable legal costs.
16
Why did he consume the irrecoverable hours amid its hostile tumult, its menacing gloom?
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