irremissible — that cannot be forgiven or pardoned; unforgivable
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: that cannot be forgiven or pardoned; unforgivable
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˌɪrɪˈmɪsəbl/
Korean meaning: 용서받을 수 없는, 사면될 수 없는
Korean pronunciation: 이리**미**서블
Example Sentences
- The judge declared the defendant's actions irremissible, denying any possibility of parole.
- My mom thinks eating the last piece of her chocolate cake is an irremissible sin.
- In medieval times, heresy was considered an irremissible offense against God.
irremissible
ADJECTIVE//ˌɪrɪˈmɪsəbl//
that cannot be forgiven or pardoned; unforgivable
that cannot be forgiven or pardoned; unforgivable
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Evidence may be admissible, but some crimes are irremissible.
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Origin
라틴어에서 유래된 단어로, '되돌려 보내다'라는 의미의 'remittere'에 부정 접두사가 붙어 '되돌려 보낼 수 없다', 즉 '용서할 수 없다'는 의미가 되었습니다.
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“The judge declared the defendant's actions irremissible, denying any possibility of parole.”
“My mom thinks eating the last piece of her chocolate cake is an irremissible sin.”
“In medieval times, heresy was considered an irremissible offense against God.”
“His irremissible habit of spoiling movie endings made him unwelcome at film nights.”
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