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Irreparable

usgb/ɪˈrepərəbl/Volume
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Permanent DamagePlay
Use 'irreparable' to describe damage that's permanent and can't be repaired. SlideThe earthquake caused irreparable damage to the ancient temple.
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Lost ForeverPlay
When something valuable is lost and can't be regained, 'irreparable loss' is apt. SlideThe theft resulted in an irreparable loss of family heirlooms.
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Emotional ContextPlay
'Irreparable' can also refer to deep emotional wounds that won't heal. SlideThe betrayal caused irreparable hurt that affected their friendship.