incorrigibly

[in-kawr-ij-uhb-lee]

adverb

1. in a way or to a degree that is incorrigible and resistant to correction, control, or influence.

Example Sentences

This family was so, well, incorrigibly miserable, one might easily conclude that they too were under a curse.

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But they also gave long, loud and expletive-ridden voice to their belief that the whole incident proved, once again, that the Premier League was incorrigibly corrupt.

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He spent millions of dollars investigating allegedly corrupt Democratic campaign fundraising even as he was an incorrigibly corrupt fundraiser himself and delivered openly for those who funded him.

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That Republican leadership is willing to help it pass anyway contradicts progressive mythology that McConnell’s caucus is incorrigibly obstructionist and hyperpartisan.

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To head that off, he dangled a $15 billion loan that Yanukovych — by then the legitimately elected but incorrigibly corrupt president — accepted.

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