nonremedial
- adjective
- /ˌnɒn.rɪˈmiː.di.əl/
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irremediable
- Some environmental changes are nonremedial and cannot be reversed by human intervention.
Examples
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The doctors declared the injury nonremedial after several tests.
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The damage to the ancient painting was nonremedial after the fire destroyed much of its surface.
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The court ruled that the harm caused by the company was nonremedial and required compensation.
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His condition is nonremedial and requires constant care.
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Some environmental changes are nonremedial and cannot be reversed by human intervention.
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The damage to the ancient painting was nonremedial after the fire destroyed much of its surface.
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The doctors declared the injury nonremedial after several tests.
Synonyms
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6.0
Not able to be changed back to how it was
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7.6
Too badly damaged to be fixed or made right again
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6.1
A person who cannot change a strong habit or way of thinking
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6.5
Doctors cannot cure this condition now
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8.5
You cannot get it back or fix it after it is lost
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9.6
Not able to be fixed or made better
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7.9
Not able to be fixed or controlled
Impossible to get back
A condition that cannot be cured by medicine or other ways
Antonyms
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Etymology
Nonremedial comes from the prefix non- ('not') and remedial, which is from remedy ('a cure' or 'a fix'). So nonremedial means 'not able to be fixed', which is why we use it for damage or harm that cannot be repaired.