Pronunciation: /ɪˌrɪˈmuːvəbəl/
adjective An adjective describes or modifies a noun or pronoun. In this case, 'irremovable' describes something that cannot be removed or taken away.
A1 The sticker on my laptop is irremovable.
A2 The paint on the wall was irremovable, no matter how hard I scrubbed.
B1 The stain on the carpet seemed irremovable, despite multiple attempts to clean it.
B2 The statue in the park had an irremovable plaque that told its history.
C1 The decision to move the monument was met with opposition due to its irremovable presence in the community.
C2 The ancient artifact's inscription was irremovable, preserving its historical significance for future generations.
formal The stain on the fabric was unfortunately irremovable despite multiple attempts to clean it.
informal No matter how hard I tried, that sticker on my laptop was irremovable.
slang That gum in my hair was totally irremovable, it was a nightmare to get out.
figurative The memory of her betrayal was like an irremovable scar on his heart.
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