Definition of unredeemable in English:

unredeemable

adjective ʌnrɪˈdiːməb(ə)lˌənrɪˈdiməbəl

Not able to be redeemed.
无法补救的；不能赎回的
an unredeemable defect
无法补救的缺陷。
Example sentencesExamples
- Nearly all governments are now committed to reckless spending, and finance their deficits by issuing additional quantities of unredeemable paper money and by boundless credit expansion.
- In any case, Graveyard of Honor struck me as a paradoxically quaint and unredeemable film.
- The presence of the poor is therefore widely felt as an unredeemed and unredeemable liability.
- Certain characters are so conflicted and unredeemable that you steel yourself for brutal violence the entire time.
- Those looking for an unredeemable blackguard will find one in the spider-like supporting character of Skroopf, who has no redeeming characteristics.
- Vinge has a weakness for the unredeemable villain.
- Clearly for lives lived in slavery, no matter what the redresses of the present or hopes for the future, the injustice has been done, the loss for those historical individuals is absolute and unredeemable.
- And if we fail to produce this constellation of past and present, the past will remain but a negative, unseen, unread, and unredeemable.
- No human being with the power of free will is unredeemable.
- It's rude, yes, but it's also an unredeemable character flaw.
- Theron wins the plaudits from Entertainment Weekly, too, which wrote that she ‘plays an unredeemable woman with uncompromising reality.
- Whether his fear is motivated by his loss of honor and job, or by a spiritual conviction that this earthquake is an act of judgment on an unredeemable life, his despair is apparent.
- Although there are a lot of bad apples working in these places, not everyone that is doing this work is really such a bad person (certainly not unredeemable - my story proves that).
- The poem is unique, unrepeatable and unredeemable.
- If the works quoted in Don Quixote are any measure, it took masters like Cervantes and Ariosto to prove that this genre wasn't completely unredeemable.
- Man's passions may turn vicious, but without them he is unredeemable.
- Like so many people, I owe Nathan an unredeemable debt for the experience of being induced through this difficult logic of metaphor to learn how to see.
- Don't let negativity distort your self-image so you feel unlovable or unredeemable.
- It is also one of unredeemed and unredeemable ugliness, of a landscape despoiled and defiled.
- Serial killers also served a law-and-order penal agenda: Lock up these unredeemable fiends and throw away the key..

Definition of unredeemable in US English:

unredeemable

adjectiveˌənriˈdēməbəlˌənrɪˈdiməbəl

Not able to be redeemed.
无法补救的；不能赎回的
an unredeemable defect
无法补救的缺陷。
Example sentencesExamples
- Nearly all governments are now committed to reckless spending, and finance their deficits by issuing additional quantities of unredeemable paper money and by boundless credit expansion.
- Whether his fear is motivated by his loss of honor and job, or by a spiritual conviction that this earthquake is an act of judgment on an unredeemable life, his despair is apparent.
- And if we fail to produce this constellation of past and present, the past will remain but a negative, unseen, unread, and unredeemable.
- Vinge has a weakness for the unredeemable villain.
- The poem is unique, unrepeatable and unredeemable.
- Certain characters are so conflicted and unredeemable that you steel yourself for brutal violence the entire time.
- Like so many people, I owe Nathan an unredeemable debt for the experience of being induced through this difficult logic of metaphor to learn how to see.
- Man's passions may turn vicious, but without them he is unredeemable.
- In any case, Graveyard of Honor struck me as a paradoxically quaint and unredeemable film.
- Although there are a lot of bad apples working in these places, not everyone that is doing this work is really such a bad person (certainly not unredeemable - my story proves that).
- It is also one of unredeemed and unredeemable ugliness, of a landscape despoiled and defiled.
- Serial killers also served a law-and-order penal agenda: Lock up these unredeemable fiends and throw away the key..
- Those looking for an unredeemable blackguard will find one in the spider-like supporting character of Skroopf, who has no redeeming characteristics.
- No human being with the power of free will is unredeemable.
- Clearly for lives lived in slavery, no matter what the redresses of the present or hopes for the future, the injustice has been done, the loss for those historical individuals is absolute and unredeemable.
- It's rude, yes, but it's also an unredeemable character flaw.
- Don't let negativity distort your self-image so you feel unlovable or unredeemable.
- The presence of the poor is therefore widely felt as an unredeemed and unredeemable liability.
- If the works quoted in Don Quixote are any measure, it took masters like Cervantes and Ariosto to prove that this genre wasn't completely unredeemable.
- Theron wins the plaudits from Entertainment Weekly, too, which wrote that she ‘plays an unredeemable woman with uncompromising reality.

词汇	unredeemable
释义	Definition of unredeemable in English: unredeemable adjective ʌnrɪˈdiːməb(ə)lˌənrɪˈdiməbəl Not able to be redeemed. 无法补救的；不能赎回的 an unredeemable defect 无法补救的缺陷。 Example sentencesExamples Nearly all governments are now committed to reckless spending, and finance their deficits by issuing additional quantities of unredeemable paper money and by boundless credit expansion. In any case, Graveyard of Honor struck me as a paradoxically quaint and unredeemable film. The presence of the poor is therefore widely felt as an unredeemed and unredeemable liability. Certain characters are so conflicted and unredeemable that you steel yourself for brutal violence the entire time. Those looking for an unredeemable blackguard will find one in the spider-like supporting character of Skroopf, who has no redeeming characteristics. Vinge has a weakness for the unredeemable villain. Clearly for lives lived in slavery, no matter what the redresses of the present or hopes for the future, the injustice has been done, the loss for those historical individuals is absolute and unredeemable. And if we fail to produce this constellation of past and present, the past will remain but a negative, unseen, unread, and unredeemable. No human being with the power of free will is unredeemable. It's rude, yes, but it's also an unredeemable character flaw. Theron wins the plaudits from Entertainment Weekly, too, which wrote that she ‘plays an unredeemable woman with uncompromising reality. Whether his fear is motivated by his loss of honor and job, or by a spiritual conviction that this earthquake is an act of judgment on an unredeemable life, his despair is apparent. Although there are a lot of bad apples working in these places, not everyone that is doing this work is really such a bad person (certainly not unredeemable - my story proves that). The poem is unique, unrepeatable and unredeemable. If the works quoted in Don Quixote are any measure, it took masters like Cervantes and Ariosto to prove that this genre wasn't completely unredeemable. Man's passions may turn vicious, but without them he is unredeemable. Like so many people, I owe Nathan an unredeemable debt for the experience of being induced through this difficult logic of metaphor to learn how to see. Don't let negativity distort your self-image so you feel unlovable or unredeemable. It is also one of unredeemed and unredeemable ugliness, of a landscape despoiled and defiled. Serial killers also served a law-and-order penal agenda: Lock up these unredeemable fiends and throw away the key.. Definition of unredeemable in US English: unredeemable adjectiveˌənriˈdēməbəlˌənrɪˈdiməbəl Not able to be redeemed. 无法补救的；不能赎回的 an unredeemable defect 无法补救的缺陷。 Example sentencesExamples Nearly all governments are now committed to reckless spending, and finance their deficits by issuing additional quantities of unredeemable paper money and by boundless credit expansion. Whether his fear is motivated by his loss of honor and job, or by a spiritual conviction that this earthquake is an act of judgment on an unredeemable life, his despair is apparent. And if we fail to produce this constellation of past and present, the past will remain but a negative, unseen, unread, and unredeemable. Vinge has a weakness for the unredeemable villain. The poem is unique, unrepeatable and unredeemable. Certain characters are so conflicted and unredeemable that you steel yourself for brutal violence the entire time. Like so many people, I owe Nathan an unredeemable debt for the experience of being induced through this difficult logic of metaphor to learn how to see. Man's passions may turn vicious, but without them he is unredeemable. In any case, Graveyard of Honor struck me as a paradoxically quaint and unredeemable film. Although there are a lot of bad apples working in these places, not everyone that is doing this work is really such a bad person (certainly not unredeemable - my story proves that). It is also one of unredeemed and unredeemable ugliness, of a landscape despoiled and defiled. Serial killers also served a law-and-order penal agenda: Lock up these unredeemable fiends and throw away the key.. Those looking for an unredeemable blackguard will find one in the spider-like supporting character of Skroopf, who has no redeeming characteristics. No human being with the power of free will is unredeemable. Clearly for lives lived in slavery, no matter what the redresses of the present or hopes for the future, the injustice has been done, the loss for those historical individuals is absolute and unredeemable. It's rude, yes, but it's also an unredeemable character flaw. Don't let negativity distort your self-image so you feel unlovable or unredeemable. The presence of the poor is therefore widely felt as an unredeemed and unredeemable liability. If the works quoted in Don Quixote are any measure, it took masters like Cervantes and Ariosto to prove that this genre wasn't completely unredeemable. Theron wins the plaudits from Entertainment Weekly, too, which wrote that she ‘plays an unredeemable woman with uncompromising reality.
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