Definition of irreversibly in English:

irreversibly

adverb ɪrɪˈvəːsɪbli

In a way that cannot be undone or altered.
our landscape will be irreversibly damaged
Example sentencesExamples
- Intercepting the data randomly changes the polarization of the light, irreversibly altering the data.
- They've ruined the city's best intersection, probably irreversibly.
- Overall, it opens the eyes of players, irreversibly expanding the scope of the game.
- Then came the day of their Mardi Gras dance, and everything changed irreversibly.
- An example of involuntary, passive euthanasia would be withholding renal dialysis from an irreversibly comatose patient whose kidneys have failed.
- Some varieties of derivatives have irreversibly changed the behavior of the underlying financial markets on which they are based.
- Peter's death sent her into an irreversibly deep depression.
- Her waist-length hair had become irreversibly tangled in very sticky insect repellant sticks.
- Without that strong link to the irreversibly absent yet sharply desired object, the image would be a mere work of art.
- The very principle of introducing foreigners in large numbers is the idea of altering the nation irreversibly.

Definition of irreversibly in US English:

irreversibly

adverbˈˌi(r)rəˈvərsəblē

In a way that cannot be undone or altered.
our landscape will be irreversibly damaged
Example sentencesExamples
- Peter's death sent her into an irreversibly deep depression.
- Overall, it opens the eyes of players, irreversibly expanding the scope of the game.
- An example of involuntary, passive euthanasia would be withholding renal dialysis from an irreversibly comatose patient whose kidneys have failed.
- Her waist-length hair had become irreversibly tangled in very sticky insect repellant sticks.
- Without that strong link to the irreversibly absent yet sharply desired object, the image would be a mere work of art.
- Then came the day of their Mardi Gras dance, and everything changed irreversibly.
- The very principle of introducing foreigners in large numbers is the idea of altering the nation irreversibly.
- Intercepting the data randomly changes the polarization of the light, irreversibly altering the data.
- Some varieties of derivatives have irreversibly changed the behavior of the underlying financial markets on which they are based.
- They've ruined the city's best intersection, probably irreversibly.

单词	irreversibly
释义	Definition of irreversibly in English: irreversibly adverb ɪrɪˈvəːsɪbli In a way that cannot be undone or altered. our landscape will be irreversibly damaged Example sentencesExamples Intercepting the data randomly changes the polarization of the light, irreversibly altering the data. They've ruined the city's best intersection, probably irreversibly. Overall, it opens the eyes of players, irreversibly expanding the scope of the game. Then came the day of their Mardi Gras dance, and everything changed irreversibly. An example of involuntary, passive euthanasia would be withholding renal dialysis from an irreversibly comatose patient whose kidneys have failed. Some varieties of derivatives have irreversibly changed the behavior of the underlying financial markets on which they are based. Peter's death sent her into an irreversibly deep depression. Her waist-length hair had become irreversibly tangled in very sticky insect repellant sticks. Without that strong link to the irreversibly absent yet sharply desired object, the image would be a mere work of art. The very principle of introducing foreigners in large numbers is the idea of altering the nation irreversibly. Definition of irreversibly in US English: irreversibly adverbˈˌi(r)rəˈvərsəblē In a way that cannot be undone or altered. our landscape will be irreversibly damaged Example sentencesExamples Peter's death sent her into an irreversibly deep depression. Overall, it opens the eyes of players, irreversibly expanding the scope of the game. An example of involuntary, passive euthanasia would be withholding renal dialysis from an irreversibly comatose patient whose kidneys have failed. Her waist-length hair had become irreversibly tangled in very sticky insect repellant sticks. Without that strong link to the irreversibly absent yet sharply desired object, the image would be a mere work of art. Then came the day of their Mardi Gras dance, and everything changed irreversibly. The very principle of introducing foreigners in large numbers is the idea of altering the nation irreversibly. Intercepting the data randomly changes the polarization of the light, irreversibly altering the data. Some varieties of derivatives have irreversibly changed the behavior of the underlying financial markets on which they are based. They've ruined the city's best intersection, probably irreversibly.
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