incurable
adjective
noun
Origin of incurable
Synonyms for incurable
Related Words for incurable
deadly, fatal, hopeless, inoperable, terminal, impossible, irreparable, serious, cureless, irremediable, immedicable, irrecoverable, remediless, unrecoverableExamples from the Web for incurable
Contemporary Examples of incurable
Mengnan was told it was incurable, but that there was one medicine, Remicade, that might help.
The truth is that a horrific, incurable virus is ravaging Guinea—and at least three other countries in West Africa.
Women Living with Incurable STDs, argues that women are more often shunned when it comes to an STI.
It is technically “incurable” but incurable in the same way that colds have no cure and sprained ankles have no cure.
Suffering From An ‘Incurable Respiratory Disease’ This Winter? Relax. It’s Just RSV.Kent Sepkowitz
January 14, 2014
Despite being told that her disease was incurable, Carr refused to accept that there was nothing she could do about it.
Historical Examples of incurable
"Some restored, who were looked upon as incurable," interrupted Hamish.
The ChanningsMrs. Henry Wood
Her name was Madame Maze, and her heart was full of an incurable grief.
The Three Cities Trilogy, CompleteEmile Zola
It takes so little in such moments as these to make wounds which are incurable.
A Comedy of Marriage and Other TalesGuy De Maupassant
Many of them had been given up as hopelessly "incurable" by others yet I cured them.
The Mayflower, January, 1905Various
It is affected with incurable marasmus, because its foundations are laid in error.
The Sexual QuestionAugust Forel