irreclaimable Synonyms
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irreclaimable Meaning
Wordnet
irreclaimable (s)
insusceptible of reform
Webster
irreclaimable (a.)
Incapable of being reclaimed.
irreclaimable Sentence Examples
- Time is irreclaimable, so make the most of every moment.
- The damage done to the ecosystem was irreclaimable, leaving future generations with a desolate landscape.
- The once-vibrant forest was now an irreclaimable wasteland, devoid of life and color.
- The old woman's memories were irreclaimable, lost forever in the depths of her failing mind.
- The lost opportunity was irreclaimable, leaving the company with a sense of regret and missed potential.
- The sunken ship was irreclaimable, its treasures forever lost to the depths of the ocean.
- The destruction caused by the hurricane was irreclaimable, leaving families and communities devastated.
- The once-pristine lake was now irreclaimable, polluted beyond repair by industrial waste.
- The failed experiment resulted in irreclaimable data, forcing the scientists to start over from scratch.
- The relationship between the two friends was irreclaimable, torn apart by betrayal and mistrust.
FAQs About the word irreclaimable
insusceptible of reformIncapable of being reclaimed.
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Time is irreclaimable, so make the most of every moment.
The damage done to the ecosystem was irreclaimable, leaving future generations with a desolate landscape.
The once-vibrant forest was now an irreclaimable wasteland, devoid of life and color.
The old woman's memories were irreclaimable, lost forever in the depths of her failing mind.
