Definition Synonyms
Definition of irremovable - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
permanentRare not able to be removed or taken awayRare
- The stain on the carpet was irremovable.
2.
persistentRare incapable of being dismissed or ignoredRare
- His irremovable guilt haunted him for years.
Origin of irremovable
Latin, in (not) + removibilis (removable)
Examples of irremovable in a sentence
The ink mark on the document was irremovable. The irremovable stain on the carpet was frustrating. Her irremovable determination led to success.
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- French:indélébile, incontournable, ...
- German:unentfernbar, unabweisbar, ...
- Italian:irremovibile, ...
- Spanish:imborrable, inextinguible, ...
- Portuguese:irremovível, indelével, ...
- Chinese:无法去除的, 无法消除的, ...
- Japanese:取り除けない, 消えない, ...
- Arabic:ثابت, غَيْر قَابِل لِلتَّجَاهُل, ...
- Hebrew:בִּלְתִּי נִתָּן לְהַסָּרָה, עַקְשָׁנִי, ...
- Russian:неустранимый, ...
- Ukrainian:невиводимий, невідступний, ...
- Hindi:अहटाने योग्य, अटल, ...
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