0 impossible to correct or cure: --
The merits of this plan outweighed several obvious flaws in it, which were irremediable.
Safeguarding, on the other hand, is not an irremediable matter.
And the trouble is that the penalty is irremediable.
I will not give instances, but there are irremediable terminal conditions which can be accompanied by great mental suffering.
It is a positive disgrace to our civilisation, although it may be irremediable at the moment.
He succumbs to an onset of his "irremediable condition".
To sum up, there is no irremediable obstacle to changing the law on opening hours.
The fact is that, unless we keep discussing our peace aims in the most general terms, we shall get into hopeless and irremediable difficulties.
The repetition of two indistinguishable words that have different meanings thus figures both the reconciliation of existence and narration, "life" and art, and their irremediable disjunction.
