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incurable

[in-kyoor-uh-buhl] / ɪnˈkyʊər ə bəl /


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Li suffers from an incurable genetic disease that progressively weakens hismuscles, and he relies on an artificial respirator to survive.

From Barron's

Tourette's syndrome is an incurable neurological condition, that causes someone to make sudden, repetitive sounds or movements, known as tics.

From BBC

Julian has blood cancer, a condition that is “incurable but manageable” so long as it is “fed a daily dose of chemo to keep it happy.”

From The Wall Street Journal

The Oracle of Omaha often talked about how the stock market resembled a person with “incurable emotional problems,” going back and forth from euphoria to depression.

From Barron's

The Oracle of Omaha often talked about how the stock market resembled a person with “incurable emotional problems,” going back and forth from euphoria to depression.

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