irrecoverably

[ir-i-kuhv-er-uhb-lee]

adverb

1. in a way or to an extent that is impossible to recover from, remedy, or repair; irretrievably.

Example Sentences

By postulating a random collapse, GRW theory destroys the possibility of knowing what led up to the collapsed state—which, by most accounts, means information about the system prior to its transformation becomes irrecoverably lost.

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Their confidence and concentration had been irrecoverably shaken.

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UK Sport has denied that England's possible bid to host the 2030 World Cup has been irrecoverably damaged by the disorder.

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It goes into our sewage and is washed irrecoverably out to sea.

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But then Kate noticed something, and that was when the holiday went irrecoverably wrong.

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