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Meanings of past redemption in English
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Usage of past redemption in English
1
The automobile was badly charred, but the damage was not past redemption.
2
Should his fortunes be wrecked past redemption through these tools of Satan?
3
She longed to save; but he was gone past redemption.
4
Disgrace that blisters the soul a few degrees past redemption.
5
He had already gone to the bad, past redemption.
6
By the time that he changes his creed, as did McIntosh, he is past redemption.
7
I have been past redemption for the last ten years, ever since I left Oxford.
8
Do you not know that a vow may be a thing that ruins past redemption?
9
The young-menare being degraded past redemption; the young women, especially working girls, are in danger.
10
But that one is past redemption, for sure!
11
Perhaps they thought I was past redemption.
12
It was but nine in the morning; and had the peasants been at home, we had been lost past redemption.
13
They let things take their course, and in six months the habit is confirmed, and they are gourmands past redemption.
14
This was a weekly periodical, which had been supposed to be almost past redemption when he took hold of it.
15
The men were past redemption, all save the Commissioner who, however, was under bad influences and an incurable wobbler, anyhow.
16
Others, altogether vile and past redemption, sink continually lower and lower down the stream, until at length they burn out.
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Past redemption through the time
Past redemption across language varieties
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