irremovable
Americanadjective
adjective
Other Word Forms
- irremovability noun
- irremovableness noun
- irremovably adverb
Etymology
Origin of irremovable
Example Sentences
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The term refers to a species that no longer plays a role in an ecosystem or that is on its way to extinction, possibly irremovably.
From New York Times
Unlike the Tile Mate and Tile Pro, the Tile Slim and Tile Sticker both use irremovable batteries, meaning when these run out of power the devices essentially become useless.
From The Verge
That being said, the slightly smaller footprint is a bad trade for the irremovable lens cover.
From The Verge
The philosopher Isaiah Berlin called the opposition between equality and freedom an “intrinsic, irremovable element in human life.”
From The New Yorker
He has two Finals MVP trophies and an irremovable smile on his face.
From Seattle Times
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