ir·re·deem·able [ˌɪrɪˈdi:məbl̩] ПРИЛ. form
1. irredeemable (irretrievable):
- irredeemable crew, ship
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- irredeemable crew, ship
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- irredeemable treasure
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2. irredeemable:
3. irredeemable (absolute):
- irredeemable despair, gloom
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- irredeemable despair, gloom
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- irredeemable stupidity
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4. irredeemable (not terminable):
- irredeemable ЭКОН., ФИНАНС. debt
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This policy of issuing irredeemable paper money was copied by the individual states and other political bodies.
en.wikipedia.org If we don't all wake up to ourselves and have concerns for our wider habitat (as you point out)... we'll be living in irredeemable dystopia.
www.smh.com.au In a woman, adultery is an irredeemable failure, an indication of moral weakness.
preen.inquirer.net Perhaps there are people who are irredeemable causers of bad things.
en.wikipedia.org The bank also has approximately 2,500 preference shareholders, which are irredeemable fixed-interest shares.
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