irrevokable (Meaning)
Wordnet
irrevokable (a)
incapable of being retracted or revoked
Webster
irrevokable (a.)
Irrevocable.
Synonyms & Antonyms of irrevokable
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irrevokable Sentence Examples
- The decision to leave was irrevocable; I couldn't turn back once I had started the journey.
- The couple swore irrevocable vows of love and commitment to each other during the wedding ceremony.
- The company's policy of no refunds is irrevocable; once you buy something, it's yours.
- The judge handed down an irrevocable sentence, condemning the criminal to life in prison without the possibility of parole.
- The damage to the environment is irrevocable; it will take centuries for the ecosystem to recover.
- The government's decision to privatize the water system was irrevocable, despite public outcry.
- The loss of a loved one is irrevocable; no matter how much time passes, the pain of their absence never truly goes away.
- The damage to the artwork was irrevocable; the valuable painting was beyond repair.
- The broken trust between friends was irrevocable; they could never go back to the way things were before.
- The irrevocable decision to close the factory left hundreds of people without jobs.
FAQs About the word irrevokable
incapable of being retracted or revokedIrrevocable.
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The decision to leave was irrevocable; I couldn't turn back once I had started the journey.
The couple swore irrevocable vows of love and commitment to each other during the wedding ceremony.
The company's policy of no refunds is irrevocable; once you buy something, it's yours.
The judge handed down an irrevocable sentence, condemning the criminal to life in prison without the possibility of parole.
