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单词 irredeemably
释义
irredeemably
adverb
formal
uk
/ˌɪr.ɪˈdiː.mə.bli/us
/ˌɪr.əˈdiː.mə.bli/
in a way that isimpossibletocorrect,improve, orchange:
无法改正地；无法改进地；无法改变地
The writing itself was irredeemablybad.其文字本身就很糟糕，简直无可救药。
Onemistakehas irredeemablypoisonedtheirmarriage.犯下的一个错误已经毒害了他们的婚姻，无法挽回。
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  • In the movie'smoraluniverse, there are no irredeemablybadpeople.
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(Definition ofirredeemablyfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofirredeemably

irredeemably
He will never abandon any asirredeemablyevil.
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And if life requires some metabolizing bodily unity, then the ' cosmic computer ' isirredeemablysuspect.
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The argument of this paper suggests that such sciencefictional ideas are not just implausible, butirredeemablyincoherent.
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Their primary concern remained the maintenance of theirredeemablyfragile political order.
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Scientists and engineers could be useful for this or that technical task, but their professional training infected them withirredeemablybourgeois values, and made them potential betrayers.
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Only anirredeemablymuddled mind could suppose otherwise.
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He said that no one isirredeemablyevil.
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The environmental health officers consider that about 5,000 to 6,000 of them areirredeemablyunfit and should be knocked down—and this is 1997.
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With much less excuse, but just asirredeemably, we are doing the same thing.
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They are in danger of beingirredeemablydestroyed by traffic.
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The phrase implies that there is also an old economy, and that manufacturing isirredeemablypart of that old economy, destined to decline and die.
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We have considered the provisions on consumer guarantees and come to the conclusion that they areirredeemablyflawed.
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It wasirredeemablystrong, irreducibly simple and ineradicably true.
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I have advised authorities that large-scale clearance should take place only in areas ofirredeemablyunfit housing.
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They areirredeemablyshort-termist, and look only as far as the next election: they do not even have the courage to face that election.
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