unredeemably

Examples

• All

• After the scandal, her reputation became unredeemably tarnished.

• Hobie was big, loud, and unredeemably sexist.

  Fiction book (1991)

• After all, what really is in store for the world's most famous charwoman in the stratified and certainly unredeemably snobbish world of Prince Charming?

  Academic text (2003)

• And you yourself are so passé, so unredeemably passé!

  Fiction book (1998)

• His behavior was unredeemably rude, leaving no chance for reconciliation.

Synonyms

I

irreparably

vsunredeemably

9 7.5

In a way you cannot fix or make right

is broader, covering inability to be saved or improved

I

irretrievably

vsunredeemably

5 8.1

In a way that cannot be changed back

emphasizes final loss rather than moral or acceptable status

I

irredeemably

vsunredeemably

3 7.5

In a way that you can never change or fix

is about being beyond hope to make acceptable or better

U

unforgivably

vsunredeemably

2 7.1

In a way that is too bad to be excused

concerns lack of salvageability or acceptability, not moral pardon

I

irremediably

vsunredeemably

1 8.4

In a way that cannot be fixed

focuses on being unsaveable or unacceptable rather than only repair

I

irrecoverably

vsunredeemably

1 8.8

In a way that cannot be given back or fixed

highlights inability to be made acceptable rather than only restoration

I

incorrigibly

vsunredeemably

1 9.8

In a way that cannot be changed or improved

means unable to be made acceptable rather than focusing on reform

U

unpardonably

vsunredeemably

8.0

In a way that cannot be forgiven

stresses being beyond saving or improvement rather than forgiveness issues

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology