irretrievable (Meaning)

Wordnet

irretrievable (s)

impossible to recover or recoup or overcome

Webster

Not retrievable; irrecoverable; irreparable; as, an irretrievable loss.

The irretrievable loss of rainforests results in permanent damage to the environment.
The oil spilled into the ocean caused irretrievable harm to marine life.
The irretrievable nature of the situation filled her with despair, as she realized there was no way to reclaim what had been lost.
The sinking of the ship was an irretrievable tragedy, as all lives on board were lost.
The destruction of the ancient city was an irretrievable loss for cultural heritage.
The data breach exposed sensitive information, resulting in irretrievable consequences.
The irretrievable damage to the bridge meant it had to be completely rebuilt.
The disease caused permanent brain damage, leaving the patient with irretrievable memory loss.
The severance of diplomatic relations between the two nations was an irretrievable step that further strained their ties.
The apology came too late, as the damage to their reputation was irretrievable.

impossible to recover or recoup or overcomeNot retrievable; irrecoverable; irreparable; as, an irretrievable loss.

incurable, unrecoverable,hopeless, irrecoverable, irremediable, incorrigible, irreformable, irreparable, irreversible,irredeemable

remediable, reclaimable, remediable, redeemable, retrievable, savable,recoverable, reversible, savable, recoverable

The irretrievable loss of rainforests results in permanent damage to the environment.

The oil spilled into the ocean caused irretrievable harm to marine life.

The irretrievable nature of the situation filled her with despair, as she realized there was no way to reclaim what had been lost.

The sinking of the ship was an irretrievable tragedy, as all lives on board were lost.