irremedial

The question of how to prevent a general nuclear war is a problem that some Administrations must solve before consequences that would be irremedial.

The danger of "an undefined residuum of power," he added, is "that it might lead under emergencies to results of an arbitrary character, doing irremedial injustice to private rights."

It simply reduces this life into an irremedial evil, with no moral significance or spiritual value.

That the soul should ultimately reach beatitude rather than absolute, irremedial, degradation through this process is merely assumed, and that without adequate foundation in reason.

But that could be soon remedied; she had suffered other, far greater, irremedial, oppressions; her very birth had confronted her, in the puritanical self-righteousness of his world, with an almost insuperable barrier to happiness.