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irredeemable

[ir-i-dee-muh-buhl] / ˌɪr ɪˈdi mə bəl /






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“You know most people are not irredeemable. Good people make bad decisions. I believe I am one of those good people that made some really horrific decisions. I regret it,” he said.

From Seattle Times

Others are looking to replace the word “crypto,” arguing that the industry’s original nomenclature has become irredeemably tainted.

From New York Times

If these folks are doing the least, it could be because the events they're working are irredeemably weird or joyless, or their hosts are horrid.

From Salon

The rhino caper ends in disaster and secrets are revealed, many irredeemably straining credulity.

From New York Times

“Critical Race Theory espouses that America is an irredeemably racist society in its origins and in its present condition,” Mr. Bishop said.

From Washington Times