irremediable (Meaning)

Wordnet

irremediable (a)

impossible to remedy or correct or redress

Webster

Not to be remedied, corrected, or redressed; incurable; as, an irremediable disease or evil.

The damage to the ancient artifact was irremediable, leaving historians to ponder its original form.
The patient's condition was deemed irremediable by the medical team, prompting discussions about palliative care.
The loss of the family's ancestral home to a fire was an irremediable tragedy, leaving them without a tangible link to their past.
The financial crisis left many businesses in an irremediable state, forcing them to close their doors permanently.
The environmental damage caused by pollution was deemed irremediable by experts, leading to a sense of despair among conservationists.
The political situation in the country was seen as irremediable, with no viable solutions to the deep-seated problems.
The shattered relationship between the two friends was irremediable, leaving them with a sense of deep regret and loss.
The disease had progressed to an irremediable stage, leaving the patient with limited treatment options.
The decision to demolish the historic building was met with outrage, as its loss was considered irremediable.
The broken trust between the two partners was irremediable, leading to the dissolution of their business partnership.

impossible to remedy or correct or redressNot to be remedied, corrected, or redressed; incurable; as, an irremediable disease or evil.

incurable,hopeless, irretrievable, irreparable, unredeemable,incorrigible, irrecoverable, irreformable, irreversible, unrecoverable

savable, retrievable, reformable, remediable, curable, savable, redeemable, reclaimable, reformable,remediable

The damage to the ancient artifact was irremediable, leaving historians to ponder its original form.

The patient's condition was deemed irremediable by the medical team, prompting discussions about palliative care.

The loss of the family's ancestral home to a fire was an irremediable tragedy, leaving them without a tangible link to their past.

The financial crisis left many businesses in an irremediable state, forcing them to close their doors permanently.