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Meanings of irrevocable in English
Usage of irrevocable in English
1
For a moment Penelope was afraid Louisa really would do something irrevocable.
2
He felt himself dissolving, like a pill in water, the process irrevocable.
3
But the change in such places as Egypt is complete and irrevocable.
4
It is irrevocable; but I am sorry to see him so resentful.
5
In the old days buying clothes was well-nigh as irrevocable as marriage.
6
The next morning Alice rose with a dreary sense of the irrevocable.
7
Double-sleeving an Envoy, even an ex-Envoy, is pretty much irrevocable political suicide.
8
Or was the price of the totally just city his irrevocable fall?
9
His decision was irrevocable for he cast off the line and said:
10
It will not only be the irrevocable word, but the last word.
11
The guarantee complies with our criteria and is timely, unconditional, and irrevocable.
12
With firm hand they kept the Convention from hasty and irrevocable action.
13
A respite might be gained from the execution of an irrevocable sentence.
14
For a moment he was on the point of uttering irrevocable words.
15
You are both troubled by the bitter memories of an irrevocable past.
16
But already she felt the irrevocable, and anger and despair were rising.
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Translations for irrevocable
Portuguese
Spanish
Irrevocable through the time
Irrevocable across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common