inextinguishable

Examples

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• You start to uncover the hidden depths within you where the divine and inextinguishable flame exists.

  Blog text (6)

• So rather than futilely attempting to reduce man to matter, all that exists must be understood in light of inextinguishable human longing.

  Academic text (2001)

• Yet there is still an atom of choice that is inextinguishable, that becomes apparent.

• His delight is total, faith inextinguishable as he drops it at my feet.

  Fiction book (1991)

• Ultimately, however, freedom is not enough; the human appetite for justice is inherent and inextinguishable.

  Academic text (2005)

• Happily, whether on a personal or collective level, the despair can never be complete, for the ember of the awakening experience lives on inextinguishable in our hearts.

  Blog text (12)

• The Catholics preserve a place for the individual or person as a divinely given and inextinguishable mystery that can be affirmed as a requirement of all science and all human thought.

  Academic text (2001)

• Despite the challenges, his inextinguishable spirit pushed him to keep striving for his dreams.

• The inextinguishable fire in the hearts of the protesters kept their movement alive for years.

Synonyms

U

unquenchable

vsinextinguishable

7 7.4

A strong want or need no one can satisfy

is focused on being impossible to end rather than on lack of satisfaction

I

ineradicable

vsinextinguishable

1 8.8

Not possible to remove completely

is about being impossible to end rather than only hard to remove

U

unslakable

vsinextinguishable

9.1

Too strong to satisfy, stop, or put out

is used for things that cannot be put out or ended

I

inexterminable

vsinextinguishable

9.9

Impossible to get rid of completely

is about being impossible to put out rather than total destruction

I

inextirpable

vsinextinguishable

9.9

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

is about being impossible to end rather than hard to root out

Antonyms

E

extinguishable

6.7

Able to be put out, like a small fire with water

How Lasting

inextinguishable

1 8.9

persistent

82 4.9

enduring

1 4.2

lasting

38 3.1

temporary

557 3.0

fleeting

66 6.3

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology