IRREMEABLE


Meaning of IRREMEABLE in English

(ˈ)i|rēmēəbəl, əˈr-, (ˈ)ir|r-, (ˈ)iə|r- adjective

Etymology: Latin irremeabilis, from in- in- (I) + remeare to go back (from re- + meare to go) + -abilis -able — more at permeate

1. : offering no possibility of return

an irremeable path

2. : unable to return to a former place or state : irreversible

an irremeable stream

irremeable tissue degeneration

• ir·re·me·ably -blē adverb

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