সংস্কার অবিচলনীয়

Adjective:

অসংশোধনীয়,

irreclaimable's Usage Examples:

pikemen ready for action; today, as then, he is the unconquerable and irreclaimable rebel – the Blanqui of Irish politics.

should be built upon the ground that not long before was regarded as an irreclaimable morass—when at first a tavern and then a church (the two invariable.

The plant-anchored dunes of the Sandhills were long considered an irreclaimable desert.

crass sympathies, dull understanding, feeble powers of attention, and irreclaimable weakness of character.

control" over the fate of the accused "once they were declared to be irreclaimable heretics and handed over to the secular power; but he always strove.

narrator also describes Roderick Usher's appearance as that of an "irreclaimable eater of opium.

The youth, however, had a wild and irreclaimable propensity to dissipation, which finally sent him to serve in the corps.

They were merely mentioned in passing as "irreclaimable savages".

The British officers used to describe them as "irreclaimable savages".

has a moral influence upon its residents, the rectification of the irreclaimable obliquity of the.

first dose is taken, the victim is a confirmed morphinomaniac; almost irreclaimable unless he allows others to restrain him, and apparently totally unable.

instance, where a considerable part is covered with water, or otherwise irreclaimable—be considered such a misrepresentation as to entitle a purchaser to.

distant thunder, tended little to raise our spirits in crossing this irreclaimable wilderness of nearly six miles in extent, continuing with more or less.

irreclaimable's Meaning':

insusceptible of reform

Synonyms:

irredeemable; unreformable; wicked; unredeemable;

Antonyms:

virtuous; convertible; corrigible; moral; righteous;