Meaning & use
Irredeemably
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In a way that cannot be saved, corrected, or made better.
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Critics called the film's plot irredeemably confusing.
The company's reputation was irredeemably tarnished by the scandal.
A note on using this word
Often used with negative descriptors to signal that a flaw or fault is beyond fixing, whether in a person, situation, or piece of work.
Words with a similar meaning
hopelesslyincorrigibly
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Words with an opposite meaning
redeemablyrecoverably
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