Irrecoverable - English meaning

Irrecoverable – definitions in English dictionary

adjective
Not able to be recovered, regained, or remedied.
Usage examples:
His liquid assets had to be written off as irrecoverable
Synonims:
Unrecoverable Unreclaimable Irretrievable Irredeemable Irrevocable Unrestorable Unsalvageable Irremediable Lost Lost and gone Gone for ever Beyond cure Beyond hope Hopeless Written off

adjective
Impossible to get back
Usage examples:
The accountants have spent a lot of money on irrecoverable legal costs.

Irrecoverable translation into English

Irrecoverable: translate from English into Chinese

不可恢复

Irrecoverable: translate from English into Dutch

Onherstelbaar, Oninbaar, Onherroepelijk, Reddeloos

Irrecoverable: translate from English into French

Irrécupérable, Irrémédiable, Irrécouvrable, Irréparable

Irrecoverable: translate from English into German

Uneinbringlich, Unwiederbringlich, Unwiederbringlich verloren, Unersetzlich, Nicht eintreibbar, Unersetzbar, Endgültig verloren, Für immer verloren

Irrecoverable: translate from English into Hindi

अप्रतिलभ्य

Irrecoverable: translate from English into Italian

Irrecuperabile, Irreparabile, Irrimediabile

Irrecoverable: translate from English into Korean

회복 불가능한

Irrecoverable: translate from English into Russian

Неисправимый, Непоправимый, Невозвратимый

Irrecoverable: translate from English into Spanish

Irrecuperable, Que no se puede cambiarse

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Irrecoverable – similar words

irrecoverably

adverb
In a way that is impossible to get back or repair
Usage examples:
She was filled with a sense that her childhood was irrecoverably lost., some data was irrecoverably…

Irrecoverably - all meanings in English

Irrecoverable synonims

hopeless

adjective
Feeling or causing despair.
Usage examples:
Jess looked at him in mute hopeless appeal

adjective
Without hope
Usage examples:
We tried to save the building, but it was a hopeless task (= it could not succeed).

Hopeless - all meanings in English

irredeemable

adjective
Not able to be saved, improved, or corrected.
Usage examples:
So many irredeemable mistakes have been made

adjective
Impossible to correct, improve, or change
Usage examples:
An irredeemable letter cannot be cancelled., they may be irredeemable, so that although they can be…

Irredeemable - all meanings in English

irremediable

adjective
Impossible to cure or put right.
Usage examples:
Irremediable marital breakdowns

Irremediable - all meanings in English

irretrievable

ˌɪr.ɪˈtriː.və.bəl

adjective
Not able to be retrieved or put right.
Usage examples:
The irretrievable breakdown of their marriage

adjective
Used to describe something that is impossible to correct or return to a previously good condition or situation
Usage examples:
An irretrievable situation, the insurance company will pay if your wedding photographs are irretrie…

Irretrievable - all meanings in English

irrevocable

adjective
Not able to be changed, reversed, or recovered; final.
Usage examples:
An irrevocable step

adjective
(esp. of a decision) impossible to change
Usage examples:
The court’s ruling is irrevocable.

adjective
Impossible to change
Usage examples:
The judge said that the option was an irrevocable offer by the owner to sell., the irrevocable loan…

Irrevocable - all meanings in English

lost

adjective
Past and past participle of lose.

verb
Be deprived of or cease to have or retain (something).
Usage examples:
I've lost my appetite

adjective
(of a person) unable to find your way, or (of an item) not to be found
Usage examples:
A lost child/pet/earring, we got lost on the way home., fig. i’d be lost without you (= i would not…

Lost - all meanings in English

unreclaimable

adjective
Not capable of being restored to a good spiritual or moral state, or reformed from a life of vice or undesirable behaviour; irredeemable; (also in weaker, more general use) not able to change; incorrigible. now somewhat archaic.

adjective
Of land: that cannot brought under cultivation or made fit for habitation; uncultivable.

adjective
That cannot be regained, retrieved, or recovered.

Unreclaimable - all meanings in English

unrecoverable

adjective
Not able to be recovered or corrected.
Usage examples:
Any sudden power failure can cause unrecoverable file and disc errors

adjective
Used to describe money that someone has lost or lent and will never get back
Usage examples:
Unrecoverable costs/debts/loans the credit union had unrecoverable loans totalling 235 billion yen.…

Unrecoverable - all meanings in English

unrestorable

adjective
That cannot be restored.

Unrestorable - all meanings in English

unsalvageable

adjective
Impossible to retrieve or preserve from potential loss or destruction.
Usage examples:
As many as 160,000 homes may be unsalvageable

adjective
Not able to be saved after being damaged or destroyed, or after failing
Usage examples:
The boat was gutted and is unsalvageable., critics say the system is unsalvageable.

Unsalvageable - all meanings in English

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