irredeemably

Examples

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• The environment has been damaged irredeemably, leaving future generations with serious challenges.

• The ancient manuscript was so deteriorated that it was deemed irredeemably lost to history.

• The political landscape, in our view, has changed irredeemably, as we long ago believed it would.

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• But there are so many bad ones that the culture is irredeemably corrupt.

  Blog text (19)

• Nothing irredeemably bad had ever happened to Cara in her childhood or since.

  Fiction book (1993)

• We really can't survive as a country if we believe that the other half is irredeemably evil.

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• The irony is that, for all his modern influence, Newton was irredeemably medieval.

  Academic text (2011)

• Unless one keeps every single commandment perfectly, one is irredeemably condemned.

  Academic text (2000)

• BUT this doesn't make you an irredeemably bad person, a villain, or even a bad photographer.

  Blog text (12)

• The Gnostics rejected the material world entirely and believed it was irredeemably corrupted.

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Synonyms

I

irrevocably

vsirredeemably

16 7.7

So that something cannot be changed or undone

shares permanence but adds a sense of being hopelessly ruined

I

irreparably

vsirredeemably

9 7.5

In a way you cannot fix or make right

covers the same irreversibility but stresses hopelessness to improve

I

irreversibly

vsirredeemably

7 6.4

In a way that cannot be changed back

is similar but stresses final hopelessness rather than just irreversibility

I

irretrievably

vsirredeemably

5 8.1

In a way that cannot be changed back

is broader, highlighting permanent hopelessness rather than only loss

I

irremediably

vsirredeemably

1 8.4

In a way that cannot be fixed

focuses more on complete hopelessness than on repair processes

I

irrecoverably

vsirredeemably

1 8.8

In a way that cannot be given back or fixed

covers the same permanence but adds a sense of hopelessness

I

incorrigibly

vsirredeemably

1 9.8

In a way that cannot be changed or improved

overlaps but focuses more on personal or moral inability to change

U

unredeemably

vsirredeemably

9.6

In a way nothing can save or make better

expresses the same total hopelessness but in broader situations

I

inalterably

vsirredeemably

7.8

In a way that cannot be changed

is alike but adds the idea of being hopeless to improve or save

I

ineradicably

vsirredeemably

8.6

In a way that you cannot remove

differs by stressing permanence of presence rather than hopeless ruin

How Redeemable

irredeemably

3 7.5

hopelessly

60 3.7

incorrigibly

1 9.8

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology