Pronunciation: /biˈjɑnd rɪˈkɔl/
noun a word that functions as the name of a specific thing, person, or place
A1 The lost toy was beyond recall.
A2 Her trust in him was beyond recall after he betrayed her.
B1 The damage to the ancient artifact was beyond recall.
B2 The consequences of his actions were beyond recall.
C1 The decision to go to war was beyond recall once it was made.
C2 The irreversible effects of climate change are beyond recall.
adverb a word that modifies a verb, adjective, or other adverb, indicating the extent, manner, or degree of the action or quality
A1 The mistake was beyond recall, so we had to start over.
A2 The damage to the car was beyond recall, and it was deemed a total loss.
B1 The decision to cancel the event was beyond recall once the storm hit.
B2 The contract was signed and sealed, making any changes beyond recall at this point.
C1 The consequences of the war were beyond recall, affecting generations to come.
C2 The irreversible damage to the environment was beyond recall, prompting urgent action.
formal Once the decision is made, it is beyond recall and cannot be reversed.
informal I accidentally deleted the file and it's beyond recall now.
slang I messed up big time and now it's beyond recall.
figurative Her trust in him was shattered beyond recall after the betrayal.
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