incorrigibility Antonyms
Strongest:
- redeemable
- curable
- redeemable
- encouraging
- savable
- savable
- reclaimable
- encouraging
- retrievable
- retrievable
- reversible
- reclaimable
- recoverable
- curable
- promising
- reversible
- remediable
- reformable
- remediable
- recoverable
- promising
- reformable
Strong:
- rueful
- saveable
- repentant
- sorry
- sorry
- repentant
- penitent
- remorseful
- reparable
- rueful
- remorseful
- reparable
- regretful
- penitent
- saveable
- regretful
Weak:
Meaning of incorrigibility
incorrigibility (n.)
The state or quality of being incorrigible.
incorrigibility Sentence Examples
- The child's incorrigibility made parenting an incessant battle of wills.
- Despite repeated discipline, the student's incorrigibility continued unabated.
- The incorrigible nature of the accused made it impossible for the jury to find him anything but guilty.
- The employee's incorrigibility led to countless warnings and ultimately his dismissal.
- The child's incorrigible behavior at school warranted a parent-teacher conference.
- The prisoner displayed incorrigibility that defied all attempts at rehabilitation.
- The incorrigible nature of the situation left him feeling helpless and frustrated.
- The incorrigibility of the disease made it unresponsive to any known treatment.
- The politician's incorrigible behavior alienated even his own supporters.
- Despite her incorrigibility, the teacher refused to give up hope on the student.
FAQs About the word incorrigibility
The state or quality of being incorrigible.
hopeless, incurable, irreparable, irreversible, irreformable, irretrievable, irremediable,irredeemable, unrecoverable, unredeemable
redeemable, curable, redeemable, encouraging, savable, savable, reclaimable, encouraging, retrievable, retrievable
The child's incorrigibility made parenting an incessant battle of wills.
Despite repeated discipline, the student's incorrigibility continued unabated.
The incorrigible nature of the accused made it impossible for the jury to find him anything but guilty.
The employee's incorrigibility led to countless warnings and ultimately his dismissal.
