immitigably (Meaning)
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immitigably (adv.)
In an immitigable manner.
Synonyms & Antonyms of immitigably
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immitigably Sentence Examples
- The immitigably resilient spirit of the survivors astounded those who witnessed their ordeal.
- Despite the immitigably dire circumstances, the team refused to abandon their mission.
- The immitigably deep-rooted beliefs held by the community prevented any meaningful dialogue.
- The hacker had immitigably compromised the system, leaving it vulnerable to attack.
- The disease was immitigably contagious, spreading rapidly through the population.
- The judge handed down an immitigably harsh sentence, sending the defendant to prison for life.
- The immitigably high cost of living made it impossible for many families to afford basic necessities.
- The immitigably complex legal framework made it difficult to resolve even simple disputes.
- The immitigably bitter feud between the rival clans had lasted for generations.
- The immitigably dense fog made it impossible to navigate the treacherous mountain pass.
FAQs About the word immitigably
In an immitigable manner.
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The immitigably resilient spirit of the survivors astounded those who witnessed their ordeal.
Despite the immitigably dire circumstances, the team refused to abandon their mission.
The immitigably deep-rooted beliefs held by the community prevented any meaningful dialogue.
The hacker had immitigably compromised the system, leaving it vulnerable to attack.
