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Meanings of irredeemable in English
Synonyms
Examples for "irreclaimable"
Examples for "irreclaimable"
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.
1
HERMES: Who bids for the Life Miserable, for extreme, complete, perfect, unredeemable perdition?
2
Everything was on the poorest scale, and the place bore an aspect of unredeemable decay.
3
I don't think the Voice is necessarily unredeemable.
4
That is, not if we're not unredeemable.
5
Unused music credits, which Lala users bought in chunks in order to redeem multiple songs, will become unredeemable.
1
The Episcopal Church was cleft into a reform movement (and one unreformable).
2
The current revolution in science and technology has rendered civilization unreformable as well as obsolete.
3
In fairness to Mr Kenny, he believed that the Seanad was unreformable, as I did and still do.
4
Mountjoy jail is full of such unsocialised and unreformable creatures who spend their days there acquiring new techniques of robbery.
Usage of irredeemable in English
1
Kilmer travels far over the top to a place of irredeemable arrogance.
2
It was a mere paper bank; a machine for fabricating irredeemable paper.
3
Which is not to say that Mary Queen Of Scots is irredeemable.
4
Ince remains irredeemable at the Boleyn Ground, this antipathy outlasting even Ferguson.
5
And when she said irredeemable, to me, that might even be worse.
6
Therefore nothing can really be mean, nothing despicable; nothing, however perverted, irredeemable.
7
They revealed themselves as an irredeemable cabal of chancers on the make.
8
Some have the potential to be brought around, while others remain defiantly irredeemable.
9
She sighed in bitter sorrow, as she thought of the past-theirredeemable past.
10
The irredeemable ugliness of the Tibetans produced a deeper impression daily.
11
He was an irredeemable redneck, but cool under pressure, especially in bad weather.
12
The mischief has been done, the irredeemable mischief has been achieved.
13
Even the irredeemable would be redeemed, and there was a balance for everything.
14
But little money circulated, and that was chiefly irredeemable bank notes.
15
An air of stern, deep, and irredeemable gloom hung over and pervaded all.
16
Sometimes the booing comes after an irredeemable dud that no mother could love.
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