ir·re·medi·able [ˌɪrɪˈmi:diəbl̩] ПРИЛ. form
- irremediable
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- irremediable damage
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- irremediable loss
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- irremediable loss
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The irremediable decline of communiste parties, already clear for us due to their "bolshevisation", seems less and less doubtful to the most optimistic of the clear-headed thinkers.
en.wikipedia.org See, too, how this sage is crushed by tragic, irremediable wickedness.
fortnightlyreview.co.uk The regulatory vacuum constitutes deliberate malfeasance and fraud, putting us at infinite and irremediable and irreversible risk.
www.theecologist.org In some states fault grounds remain, but all states now provide other grounds as well, variously termed irreconcilable differences, irremediable breakdown, loss of affection, or similar.
en.wikipedia.org Then, too, it's too difficult for most people to sustain visions of the irremediable onslaught of decay.
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