Definition of irrevocably in English:

irrevocably

adverb ɪˈrɛvəkəbliˌɪ(r)ˈrɛvəkəbli

In a way that cannot be changed, reversed, or recovered.
my life changed irrevocably in an instant
our environment will be irrevocably damaged
Example sentencesExamples
- The hands of the clock move irrevocably towards the three quarter.
- The light itself acts as a memory screen to a world irrevocably gone.
- Smith, it seems, has been irrevocably altered.
- The Japan portrayed here is being subtly, perhaps irrevocably, encroached upon by Western culture.
- From his furtive and imperfect glimpses, he projects a continuity, itself irrevocably impossible.
- They struggled in secret to understand a psychological inheritance which threatened to set them irrevocably apart from mainstream society.
- Deprived irrevocably of what he wants most, that which is the source of his psychosomatic illness, he becomes truly ill.
- The unhappy creature of our story was still hidden in her mother's womb when her state in life had already been irrevocably settled.
- The big beasts have irrevocably shouldered the burden of architectural eminence.
- His world has been irrevocably broken by paternity.

Definition of irrevocably in US English:

irrevocably

adverbˌi(r)ˈrevəkəblēˌɪ(r)ˈrɛvəkəbli

In a way that cannot be changed, reversed, or recovered.
my life changed irrevocably in an instant
our environment will be irrevocably damaged
Example sentencesExamples
- His world has been irrevocably broken by paternity.
- The light itself acts as a memory screen to a world irrevocably gone.
- Deprived irrevocably of what he wants most, that which is the source of his psychosomatic illness, he becomes truly ill.
- Smith, it seems, has been irrevocably altered.
- They struggled in secret to understand a psychological inheritance which threatened to set them irrevocably apart from mainstream society.
- The Japan portrayed here is being subtly, perhaps irrevocably, encroached upon by Western culture.
- From his furtive and imperfect glimpses, he projects a continuity, itself irrevocably impossible.
- The unhappy creature of our story was still hidden in her mother's womb when her state in life had already been irrevocably settled.
- The big beasts have irrevocably shouldered the burden of architectural eminence.
- The hands of the clock move irrevocably towards the three quarter.

单词	irrevocably
释义	Definition of irrevocably in English: irrevocably adverb ɪˈrɛvəkəbliˌɪ(r)ˈrɛvəkəbli In a way that cannot be changed, reversed, or recovered. my life changed irrevocably in an instant our environment will be irrevocably damaged Example sentencesExamples The hands of the clock move irrevocably towards the three quarter. The light itself acts as a memory screen to a world irrevocably gone. Smith, it seems, has been irrevocably altered. The Japan portrayed here is being subtly, perhaps irrevocably, encroached upon by Western culture. From his furtive and imperfect glimpses, he projects a continuity, itself irrevocably impossible. They struggled in secret to understand a psychological inheritance which threatened to set them irrevocably apart from mainstream society. Deprived irrevocably of what he wants most, that which is the source of his psychosomatic illness, he becomes truly ill. The unhappy creature of our story was still hidden in her mother's womb when her state in life had already been irrevocably settled. The big beasts have irrevocably shouldered the burden of architectural eminence. His world has been irrevocably broken by paternity. Definition of irrevocably in US English: irrevocably adverbˌi(r)ˈrevəkəblēˌɪ(r)ˈrɛvəkəbli In a way that cannot be changed, reversed, or recovered. my life changed irrevocably in an instant our environment will be irrevocably damaged Example sentencesExamples His world has been irrevocably broken by paternity. The light itself acts as a memory screen to a world irrevocably gone. Deprived irrevocably of what he wants most, that which is the source of his psychosomatic illness, he becomes truly ill. Smith, it seems, has been irrevocably altered. They struggled in secret to understand a psychological inheritance which threatened to set them irrevocably apart from mainstream society. The Japan portrayed here is being subtly, perhaps irrevocably, encroached upon by Western culture. From his furtive and imperfect glimpses, he projects a continuity, itself irrevocably impossible. The unhappy creature of our story was still hidden in her mother's womb when her state in life had already been irrevocably settled. The big beasts have irrevocably shouldered the burden of architectural eminence. The hands of the clock move irrevocably towards the three quarter.
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