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Meanings of irreparable damage in English

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Usage of irreparable damage in English
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It would come back in enmity later on and do irreparable damage.
Funeral in Blue
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A run of four dropped shots from the 10th did irreparable damage.
The Guardian
3
Gerry, catch that bird at once, before it does me irreparable damage.'
The corfu trilogy
4
The irreparable damage to the Scotland campaign was dished out earlier.
The Irish Times
5
Warsaw argues Poland's economy will suffer irreparable damage from the cut.
Reuters
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This was an irreparable damage, which he made believe happened accidentally.
Memoirs of Louis XIV and His Court and of the Regency — Volume 0...
7
As such, his death was irreparable damage to Mahomet's safety from their hostilities.
Mahomet, Founder of Islam
8
If he gets hot ball in the right position, he can do irreparable damage.
Independent.ie
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And before your remedies can reach it, it will often have done irreparable damage.
Preventable Diseases
10
It wouldn't do irreparable damage to my self-worth or anything.
Bitch is the new black: a memoir
11
We were able to transfuse your blood loss, but your kidney suffered irreparable damage.
While galileo preys
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A foolish laugh may destroy six months' work and do irreparable damage for life.
Emile
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Miliband said talk of strikes and opposing change would do irreparable damage to that quest.
Reuters
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If you'd been in Susumi space for any longer, you would have taken irreparable damage.
The truth of valor
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They warned it would do " irreparable damage" to public services and the public.
The Irish Times
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The Scotch Whisky Association called for a settlement before tariffs caused " irreparable damage".
Reuters
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