Pronunciation: /ɪˌrɛˈmidiəbəl/
adjective not reparable or curable; impossible to remedy or fix
A1 The broken vase was irremediable, so we had to throw it away.
A2 The damage to the car was irremediable, and it was deemed a total loss by the insurance company.
B1 The consequences of the mistake were irremediable, and there was no way to undo the damage that had been done.
B2 The irremediable rift between the two friends could not be repaired, no matter how much they tried to reconcile.
C1 The irremediable nature of the environmental damage caused by the oil spill will have long-lasting effects on the ecosystem.
C2 The irremediable loss of the ancient artifact was a devastating blow to the museum's collection.
formal The damage to the historic building was deemed irremediable.
informal There's no way to fix the irremediable mess we're in.
slang The situation is totally irremediable, we're screwed.
figurative Her heartbreak was like an irremediable wound that never healed.
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