irredeemably
Past all repair
Irredeemably means in a way that cannot be saved, improved, or corrected.
Something irredeemably broken is beyond repair; someone irredeemably corrupt cannot be reformed.
The word emphasizes finality—no redemption is possible: The manuscript was irredeemably damaged by water.
He considered himself irredeemably flawed.
To the fullest extent
- completelyTo the fullest extent
- totallyTo the full extent
- thoroughlyIn complete detail
- absolutelyCompletely, without exception
entirely · wholly · hopelessly · desperately · catastrophically · fundamentally · profoundly · deeply
Dishonest, open to bribes
- flawedHaving faults or imperfections
- wickedEvil or slang-excellent
- sinfulViolating moral law
- depravedMorally corrupt, perverse
tainted · fallen · damned · lost · condemned · reprobate · dissolute · debased
Unable to navigate
- doomedDestined for destruction
- futileIncapable of producing results
- unsalvageableImpossible to recover
- unrescuableImpossible to save
unreclaimable · forsaken · abandoned · written off · hopeless case
For all time
- permanentlyIn an unchanging manner
- indeliblyUnable to be erased
- irreversiblyCannot be undone
- perpetuallyWithout interruption or end
enduringly · lastingly · unchangeably · incurably · terminally · unalterably · inexorably · irrevocably
utterly
To the fullest extent
- completelyTo the fullest extent
- totallyTo the full extent
- thoroughlyIn complete detail
absolutely · entirely · wholly · hopelessly · desperately · catastrophically · fundamentally · profoundly · deeply · incorrigibly
corrupt
Dishonest, open to bribes
depraved · tainted · fallen · damned · lost · condemned · reprobate · dissolute · debased · degraded
lost
Unable to navigate
- doomedDestined for destruction
- futileIncapable of producing results
- unsalvageableImpossible to recover
unrescuable · unreclaimable · forsaken · abandoned · written off · hopeless case
forever
For all time
- permanentlyIn an unchanging manner
- indeliblyUnable to be erased
- irreversiblyCannot be undone
perpetually · enduringly · lastingly · unchangeably · incurably · terminally · unalterably · inexorably · irrevocably · unrecoverably
irredeemablytemporarily
For a limited time
transiently · momentarily · reversibly · fleetingly · provisionally