irremovable

Examples

• All

• Or the other one have or have additional irremovable taste buds in your anus?

• He felt an irremovable sense of guilt after missing the important meeting.

• OK, let's say we're all born with an irremovable tattoo on our head.

• That year, there was an irremovable orange ring around her fingernails, and we fell in love.

  Fiction book (1999)

• As we shall see, Keynes, following Freud, claims these are innate and hence irremovable.

  Academic text (1990)

• The CFE conferees have discussed affixing irremovable identifying tags to aircraft.

  Academic text (1991)

• The stain on the tablecloth was irremovable, no matter how much she scrubbed.

Synonyms

I

immovable

vsirremovable

11 4.4

Not able to be moved

extends beyond physical immobility to inability to remove or get rid of it

U

unmovable

vsirremovable

1 4.2

Not able to be changed or lifted from its place

is broader, applying also to things that cannot be dismissed or eliminated

I

ineradicable

vsirremovable

1 8.8

Not possible to remove completely

is closer to inability to dismiss or get rid of rather than pure destruction

U

unerasable

vsirremovable

1 7.1

Cannot be removed, like a mark or memory

is broader, applying to things that cannot be dismissed or taken away

I

ineliminable

vsirremovable

9.9

Not possible to remove or avoid completely

is the same idea but emphasizes inability to dismiss or free from use

I

inexpungible

vsirremovable

9.9

A mark, memory, or smell you cannot remove and that stays with you

covers the same lasting quality but stresses general inability to get rid of it

I

inexpungeable

vsirremovable

9.9

Not able to be removed or erased completely

focuses more on being impossible to dismiss or free oneself from

I

ineffaceable

vsirremovable

9.9

Something you cannot remove or forget

is similar but emphasizes general impossibility of removal or getting rid of it

I

inextirpable

vsirremovable

9.9

Too hard to get rid of completely, like deep roots that keep growing

is more general, focusing on not being able to dismiss or take away

N

nonremovable

vsirremovable

4.8

Cannot be taken out from where it is

includes that fixed quality but also covers abstract inability to dismiss

U

undetachable

vsirremovable

6.8

Not able to be separated from the thing it is attached to

is wider in scope, covering inability to remove, dismiss, or get rid of it

Antonyms

R

removable

20 3.3

Something you can take off or move to another place

How Removable

removable

20 3.3

replaceable

15 3.3

stable

473 2.3

secure

86 3.3

irremovable

7.2

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology