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Meanings of
irreversible
in English
Portuguese
irreversível
Spanish
irreversible
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Incapable of being reversed.
reversible
Related terms
permanent
Portuguese
irreversível
Usage of
irreversible
in English
1
For example, recent studies challenge the idea that DNA methylation is
irreversible
.
2
As if the answer might help him to accept those
irreversible
events.
3
Without proper nutrition the children and pregnant mothers will suffer
irreversible
damage.
4
Initial kinetic studies suggest the possibility of
irreversible
and reversible active-site modification.
5
The rest of that week became an avalanche of
irreversible
,
life-changing decisions.
6
On the other hand, untreated temporal arteritis can lead to
irreversible
blindness.
7
In grafts with
irreversible
rejection, tubular cell class II expression remained elevated.
8
The neuropathological features of this
irreversible
component have yet to be characterized.
9
Specifically, we sought to develop active site-targeted
irreversible
inhibitors as anti-cancer agents.
10
The word of Bruce was as
irreversible
as his spirit was determined.
11
Effectively
irreversible
inhibition can be achieved with slow or single turnover substrates.
12
The climatic consequences, already emerging, will grow over time, and are
irreversible
.
13
In modern usage, it signifies a sudden collapse leading to
irreversible
ruin.
14
One in 200 infections leads to
irreversible
paralysis, usually in the legs.
15
For thick layers,
irreversible
switching of the macroscopic minor loop is observed.
16
It was part of the countdown, rigid,
irreversible
,
prelude to his departure.
Other examples for "irreversible"
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irreversible
Adjective
Frequent collocations
irreversible damage
cause irreversible
irreversible loss
irreversible paralysis
irreversible brain
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Translations for
irreversible
Portuguese
irreversível
Spanish
irreversible
Irreversible
through the time
Irreversible
across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common