irredeemable

UK
/ˌɪrəˈdiːməbl/
US
/ˌɪrəˈdiməbl/

Translations

irredeemableadjective
more irredeemable
Comp.
most irredeemable
Super.
UK
/ˌɪrəˈdiːməbl/
US
/ˌɪrəˈdiməbl/
His irredeemable behavior led to his expulsion from the club.
Son comportement irrécupérable a conduit à son exclusion du club.
irremboursableSens financier.
The government converted the wartime debt into an irredeemable bond.
Le gouvernement a converti la dette de guerre en obligation irremboursable.
The damage to the ancient manuscript was deemed irredeemable by the restoration experts.
Les dommages causés au manuscrit ancien ont été jugés irréparables par les experts en restauration.
irredeemablesnoun

irredeemable

irredeemables
pl
UK
/ˌɪrɪˈdiːməblz/
US
/ˌɪrɪˈdiməblz/
irrécupérablesAu sens substantivé.
The committee considered the old machinery as irredeemables, deciding to replace them entirely.
Le comité a considéré les vieilles machines comme des irrécupérables, décidant de les remplacer entièrement.

Definitions

irredeemableadjective
Not able to be saved, improved, or corrected.
The damage to the ancient manuscript was deemed irredeemable by the restoration experts.
Beyond hope of redemption or recovery.
His irredeemable behavior led to his expulsion from the club.
(Finance) Not subject to repayment or cancellation; perpetual, especially of a bond or other security.
The government converted the wartime debt into an irredeemable bond.
irredeemablesnoun
People or things that cannot be saved, improved, or reformed.
The committee considered the old machinery as irredeemables, deciding to replace them entirely.