irremovable (Meaning)

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irremovable (a)

incapable of being removed or away or dismiss

Webster

Not removable; immovable; inflexible.

The irremovable stain on the carpet was a constant source of annoyance for the homeowner.
The doctor informed the patient that the cancerous tumor was, unfortunately, irremovable.
The company's logo was irremovably etched into the side of the building, ensuring its lasting presence.
The irremovable sticker on the back of the laptop was an eyesore that could not be gotten rid of.
The stubborn dirt was irremovable from the crevices of the old, worn-out couch.
The graffiti artist's irremovable tag was a testament to his artistic persistence.
The irremovable brace on the patient's leg was a constant reminder of the accident that had caused the injury.
The family's irremovable memories of their time spent together at the beach house were cherished and often recounted.
The irremovable ink stain on the important document rendered it unusable and void.
The deep-rooted prejudice against certain groups of people was irremovable from the minds of some individuals.

incapable of being removed or away or dismissNot removable; immovable; inflexible.

immovable, fixed, still, unmovable, stuck, motionless,static, immobile, nonmotile,rooted

mobile,movable, moving, moveable, mobile, moving, movable, motile, removable, removable

The irremovable stain on the carpet was a constant source of annoyance for the homeowner.

The doctor informed the patient that the cancerous tumor was, unfortunately, irremovable.

The company's logo was irremovably etched into the side of the building, ensuring its lasting presence.

The irremovable sticker on the back of the laptop was an eyesore that could not be gotten rid of.