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Meanings of unrecoverable in English
Portuguese
irrecuperável Incapable of being recovered or regained.
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Usage of unrecoverable in English
1
Details were unrecoverable, but the emotions in which they were embedded moved.
2
It may be that truth can disappear from the world completely, forever unrecoverable.
3
Injury was defined as an unrecoverable change in the passive mechanical response following overstretch.
4
Many of the MIAs are Navy pilots who crashed over water; their bodies are unrecoverable.
5
The ways of before the war were unrecoverable.
6
I'm afraid your father's brain injury... is unrecoverable.
7
Property developers' failures are also putting a heavy burden on banks and builders because of unrecoverable loans.
8
Literature swells with considerations of unrecoverable youth.
9
Trade insurance, which guards against risks that payments may become unrecoverable, currently covers only exports originating from Japan.
10
A roll would result in an unrecoverable tumble".
11
There was a certain amount of unrecoverable waste, but almost ninety-eight percent of the air and water was recycled.
12
Certainly the years were unrecoverable, but if I could have Annie and my kids...
13
A quite unrecoverable opportunity.
14
This particular model seems to be making deep scratches in the drive platter "rendering the drives practically unrecoverable".
15
They were considered unrecoverable.
16
He had done it, and assured me that he didn't regret his lost youth or sigh after its unrecoverable pleasures.
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