unmitigable

Continuing down the current “business-as-usual” path to clean energy siting beckons more controversy, stalled projects, and unmitigable impacts on the environment, cultural resources, and communities.

“And in their most unmitigable rage into a cloven pine, within which rift imprisoned he didst painfully—”

But he seems to fear that there are hazards up and down the West Coast that are unmitigable, for psychological and political reasons as much as for geophysical ones.

He would probably pronounce the English stage hopelessly and unmitigably bad and beneath criticism, and hasten back to Delaunay and Sarah Bernhardt.

Pocket thought he had never heard of nobler atonement for unmitigable surname.