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irredeemably

/ɪɹᵻdˈiməbli/ adv

In an irredeemable manner; beyond redemption.

Word Origin Irredeemably comes from irredeemable, from ir- 'not' + redeemable. Redeem is from Latin redimere 'to buy back', from re- 'back' + emere 'to buy'. So to redeem is to buy back. The root emere gives us emption (buying), preempt (buy before), and exempt (take out). So irredeemably means in a way that can't be bought back — hopelessly.

adv In an irredeemable manner; beyond redemption.

His reputation was irredeemably damaged after the scandal.

(副词) 不可挽回地；无法挽救地

丑闻之后，他的声誉无可挽回地受损了。

(adverbio) irremediablemente; irrecuperablemente; sin remedio; irreparablemente [De manera irredimible; más allá de la redención.]

Su reputación quedó irredimiblemente dañada tras el escándalo.

(adverbe) irrémédiablement; irrécupérablement; irrémissiblement; définitivement [De manière irrécupérable ; sans possibilité de rédemption ni de réparation.]

Sa réputation a été **irredeemably** compromise après le scandale.

(Adverb) unrettbar; hoffnungslos [auf eine nicht wiedergutzumachende Weise; ohne Möglichkeit der Rettung oder Besserung.]

Sein Ruf war nach dem Skandal **irredeemably** beschädigt.

(副詞) 取り返しのつかない方法で、救いがたいほどに

スキャンダルの後、彼の名声は挽回不能なほど傷ついてしまった。

(advérbio) irrecuperavelmente; irredimivelmente; irremediavelmente; sem remédio [De maneira irrecuperável; além da redenção.]

Sua reputação foi irremediavelmente danificada após o escândalo.

Synonyms: hopelessly incorrigibly incurably irremediably irrecoverably irreversibly permanently irreparably Antonyms: redeemably recoverably correctably fixable
Word parts: ir + redeem + able + ly

Related words

redeem redeemable redemption redeemer

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