Adjective:

সংশোধনীয়, মেরামত করার যোগ্য, পুনরূদ্ধার করা যায়, ক্ষতিপূরণ করা যায়, পুনরূদ্ধারণীয়,

unrepairable's Usage Examples:

sister ship HMAS Tobruk during a gunnery exercise, with Tobruk left unrepairable.

E-boats on 23 May and had to beach herself; her wreck was written off as unrepairable.

purchasing a salvaged vehicle, because there may be hidden damage, which, if unrepairable, may render the vehicle a "pile of parts.

They were nearly out of funds, and the aircraft was unrepairable.

Alexei Krylov arrived in Bizerte in December and found the warships unrepairable.

Later, after finding out the Going Merry was unrepairable, Usopp leaves when Luffy reluctantly admits that the ship is done for.

It is true that amputation or unrepairable injuries were more common during the first world war than our present.

when Vaulkhard had an accident at Croft, rendering his original car unrepairable.

the air, and with a defective transmitter and a previously damaged and unrepairable radio tower at hand, it is unlikely that CKRW will restore the AM service.

September 2009, the Glyde was officially discontinued after proving to be unrepairable and it was replaced by the Samsung SCH-u960, or Samsung Rogue, that month.

The drives are practically unrepairable once this happens, and the data can only be recovered by a data recovery.

and LV55 stayed on station until 1920, when her hull was found to be unrepairable and she was removed from service.

crashed his March heavily, and the mechanics initially said that it was unrepairable.

107 when she entered Liepāja on the morning of 8 May and rendered her unrepairable.

buildings still stand, but as of 2017, most have deteriorated to an unrepairable state.

One was withdrawn with unrepairable cracked frames in 1920.

the ride sustained from the flood waters, the ride was inoperable and unrepairable.

the exchange between Reist, Ammann, and other leaders resulted in an unrepairable breach.

fall, although it may be damaged to a point of being unserviceable or unrepairable.