Definition of irreparably in English:

irreparably

adverbɪˈrɛp(ə)rəbliˌɪ(r)ˈrɛp(ə)rəbli

In a way that is impossible to rectify or repair.
his eye had been damaged irreparably
our international image has been irreparably tarnished
Example sentencesExamples
- It's an issue that's created a lot of strife in the community, sometimes irreparably hurting relationships.
- He was removed from his post, sent back home, and, in his own words, "deeply and irreparably injured."
- One must question the freedom of late which allows the press to irreparably annihilate an individual's reputation without proper investigation.
- If anything, their multiplication has divided New England immoderately and perhaps irreparably.
- In their view, one year's delay in launch would not damage the business opportunity irreparably.
- In the process they irreparably fractured Creek society.
- I believe my character has been seriously and irreparably impeached.
- She also reported having a belief, for some time prior to the killings, that she had somehow damaged her children irreparably.
- Much like the steady drop-off of band members over the years, the rotating talent pool of guest vocal chanteuses has irreparably thinned.
- She was furious, since these letters contained several humorous depictions that would tarnish the family's reputation, perhaps irreparably.

Definition of irreparably in US English:

irreparably

adverbˌɪ(r)ˈrɛp(ə)rəbliˌi(r)ˈrep(ə)rəblē

In a way that is impossible to rectify or repair.
his eye had been damaged irreparably
our international image has been irreparably tarnished
Example sentencesExamples
- It's an issue that's created a lot of strife in the community, sometimes irreparably hurting relationships.
- I believe my character has been seriously and irreparably impeached.
- He was removed from his post, sent back home, and, in his own words, "deeply and irreparably injured."
- She was furious, since these letters contained several humorous depictions that would tarnish the family's reputation, perhaps irreparably.
- She also reported having a belief, for some time prior to the killings, that she had somehow damaged her children irreparably.
- Much like the steady drop-off of band members over the years, the rotating talent pool of guest vocal chanteuses has irreparably thinned.
- If anything, their multiplication has divided New England immoderately and perhaps irreparably.
- In their view, one year's delay in launch would not damage the business opportunity irreparably.
- In the process they irreparably fractured Creek society.
- One must question the freedom of late which allows the press to irreparably annihilate an individual's reputation without proper investigation.

单词	irreparably
释义	Definition of irreparably in English: irreparably adverbɪˈrɛp(ə)rəbliˌɪ(r)ˈrɛp(ə)rəbli In a way that is impossible to rectify or repair. his eye had been damaged irreparably our international image has been irreparably tarnished Example sentencesExamples It's an issue that's created a lot of strife in the community, sometimes irreparably hurting relationships. He was removed from his post, sent back home, and, in his own words, "deeply and irreparably injured." One must question the freedom of late which allows the press to irreparably annihilate an individual's reputation without proper investigation. If anything, their multiplication has divided New England immoderately and perhaps irreparably. In their view, one year's delay in launch would not damage the business opportunity irreparably. In the process they irreparably fractured Creek society. I believe my character has been seriously and irreparably impeached. She also reported having a belief, for some time prior to the killings, that she had somehow damaged her children irreparably. Much like the steady drop-off of band members over the years, the rotating talent pool of guest vocal chanteuses has irreparably thinned. She was furious, since these letters contained several humorous depictions that would tarnish the family's reputation, perhaps irreparably. Definition of irreparably in US English: irreparably adverbˌɪ(r)ˈrɛp(ə)rəbliˌi(r)ˈrep(ə)rəblē In a way that is impossible to rectify or repair. his eye had been damaged irreparably our international image has been irreparably tarnished Example sentencesExamples It's an issue that's created a lot of strife in the community, sometimes irreparably hurting relationships. I believe my character has been seriously and irreparably impeached. He was removed from his post, sent back home, and, in his own words, "deeply and irreparably injured." She was furious, since these letters contained several humorous depictions that would tarnish the family's reputation, perhaps irreparably. She also reported having a belief, for some time prior to the killings, that she had somehow damaged her children irreparably. Much like the steady drop-off of band members over the years, the rotating talent pool of guest vocal chanteuses has irreparably thinned. If anything, their multiplication has divided New England immoderately and perhaps irreparably. In their view, one year's delay in launch would not damage the business opportunity irreparably. In the process they irreparably fractured Creek society. One must question the freedom of late which allows the press to irreparably annihilate an individual's reputation without proper investigation.
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