irrevocable 的定义
- not to be revoked or recalled; unable to be repealed or annulled; unalterable: an irrevocable decree.
irrevocable 近义词
fixed, unchangeable
更多irrevocable例句
- He’s at the sharp end of irrevocable disruption to online advertising and yet is rarely thrown when pressed on the future of digital advertising.
- It is also crucially important to hold the previous administration — and especially those within it who crafted and implemented these harmful policies that have done irrevocable damage to our country’s reputation around the world — accountable.
- There is something irrevocable-feeling about couples tying the knot on the steps of the county courthouse.
- She filed for divorce in August 2009 because of an “irrevocable breakdown.”
- She is right that, for some, the stain of humiliation can indeed be irrevocable.
- First: we are not committed to a life sentence—nothing is really irrevocable, not even marriage (though I used to think so).
- It is different because it ends a life, and for that reason it is irrevocable.
- Principal or agent, my decision, Doctor, is irrevocable—I refuse to serve your accursed ends further.
- It seemed to the poor child as if Mrs Mason's words were irrevocable, and, that being so, she was shut out from every house.
- Thyrsis would face the blunder they had made—it might have been avoided so easily, and now it was irrevocable!
- If he were to mail it, it would be irrevocable; and it would probably mean that he would lose Corydon.
- So I was able to shake off that earlier fear of some final and irrevocable destruction truncating all my schemes.