Meaning & Definition of Irremediable in English
English⟶
Irremediable
not able to be remedied or corrected
Pronunciation:
/ˌɪrɪˈmɛdiəbl/Part of Speech:
adjectiveDetailed Definitions
Definition: Incapable of being remedied or repaired.
Example Sentence: The damage to the ecosystem was deemed irremediable.
Definition: Beyond hope of correction or improvement.
Example Sentence: His irremediable mistakes cost the company millions.
Definition: Permanent, such that no remedy can be applied.
Example Sentence: The relationship ended on irremediable terms.
Etymology
Origin: Early 17th century from Latin irremediabilis, from in- 'not' + remedialis 'remedial'.
Synonyms
irreparableincurablehopelessirreversibleunfixable
Common Phrases and Expressions
- an irremediable situation: A situation that cannot be fixed or improved.
- irremediable harm: Damage that is beyond remedy or cannot be undone.
Translations
- Spanish: irremediable
- French: irréparable
- German: irreparabel
- Russian: неисправимый
Related Words
- remedy: A means of counteracting or eliminating a problem.
- irreparable: Not able to be repaired or rectified.
- incurable: Not able to be cured or healed.