irremittable Antonyms
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Meaning of irremittable
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irremittable (a.)
Not capable of being remitted; irremissible.
irremittable Sentence Examples
- The prison sentenced the man to an irremittable sentence for his heinous crimes.
- Despite numerous appeals, the court denied any leniency, and the irremittable punishment stood.
- The conviction was attached to the politician's reputation as an irremittable stain that could not be erased.
- The mistake was irremittable, and the consequences were unavoidable.
- The damage was irremittable, leaving the ancient artifact beyond repair.
- As the irremittable deadline loomed, the team worked tirelessly to complete their project.
- The loss of a loved one was an irremittable tragedy that brought profound grief.
- The sheer scale of the disaster rendered the situation irremittable, with countless lives lost and livelihoods destroyed.
- The doctor's diagnosis was irremittable, leaving the patient with a terminal prognosis.
- The decision was irremittable, and there was no going back once it was made.
FAQs About the word irremittable
Not capable of being remitted; irremissible.
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No antonyms found.
The prison sentenced the man to an irremittable sentence for his heinous crimes.
Despite numerous appeals, the court denied any leniency, and the irremittable punishment stood.
The conviction was attached to the politician's reputation as an irremittable stain that could not be erased.
The mistake was irremittable, and the consequences were unavoidable.
