ineradicable

Loss and defeat are ineradicable and unavoidable parts of life.

On his headstone is inscribed a simple, ineradicable fact: “Here Lies Eric Arthur Blair.”

Plenty of people seem to want their thighs inscribed with “Oylimpics 2012” and other ineradicable misspellings.

And behind Pole are the Elizabethan settlement and the Puritans; ineradicable from our consciousness.

Here we find the biological explanation of the ineradicable impulse mankind has always displayed toward segregation into classes.

She has, as most true country people have, an ineradicable and fundamental passion for independence.

The law of the former is stamped upon him by an incorruptible consciousness, that of the latter by an ineradicable feeling.

Ineradicable hospitality and appreciation glowed on old man Ellison's weather-tanned face.