irreversible
ਵਾਪਸੀਯੋਗ
definition
adjective
she suffered irreversible damage to her health
not able to be undone or altered.
example
Do you think that our tourism industry is in permanent and 'irreversible' decline, or do you think we will soon see the situation improve?
If they become convinced they are wasting both time and resources, a pull-out will be swift and 'irreversible' .
it's an 'irreversible' process
we're facing 'irreversible' changes
Since the surgery is 'irreversible' , the patients will experience less pain while resting.
The future effects are unknown, but drug experts fear they may include 'irreversible' brain damage or mental illness.
The eye condition is 'irreversible' and the study discovered that smoking was responsible for one in-five cases.
Its repeal is a matter of urgency before 'irreversible' damage is done to the energy market, the economy as a whole and to democracy itself.
Speaking in Washington on the eve of an EU-US summit, Mr Prodi said the decision was momentous and 'irreversible' .
They seem to envisage an 'irreversible' downward spiral leading to the depopulation of Australia.
I've forgotten about that wooden frame and only narrowly miss causing 'irreversible' damage to my vertebrae.
Although the plant has been mothballed, the damage done to Anjanwel is 'irreversible' .
Here physical time is understood as a stream of 'irreversible' change that runs through physical space.
His efforts need to be given momentum that is as 'irreversible' as the economic reforms sweeping the country.
All those empires were unsalvageable due to their infuriatingly 'irreversible' histories.
So the business people tend to take the short cut and thereby force the newspaper down an 'irreversible' path.
A marriage before God is a sacrosanct thing, an act of union in the eyes of God, 'irreversible' and permanent.
it can do 'irreversible' damage to the heart
McKee explains that the swing must be at a maximum charge that's absolute and 'irreversible' .
And though it looks attractive, it causes 'irreversible' liver damage to horses and cattle which eat it.
The main aim of burns resuscitation is to increase tissue perfusion here and prevent any damage becoming 'irreversible' .
It seems that most sheep producers think as I do that the scheme is not only economically unattractive but also 'irreversible' .
Altering soil condition can be done in a short period of time, but please note that this is an 'irreversible' process.
Bulgaria will always need a partnership that is to a degree a guarantee for the normal flow of processes and their 'irreversibility' .
So, Petey, now you're 'irreversibly' contaminated.
The young represent the 'irreversibility' of time; they pose a standing threat of innovation and change.
We acknowledge the need for development - in the shape of an outer relief road - not a road which will 'irreversibly' damage the fabric of the town.
I have shown that 'irreversibility' can then lead to structure, to self-organization.
The victims of the partition also knew the 'irreversibility' of the choice of their new citizenship.
‘I just think the game is moving 'irreversibly' towards hand-to-hand combat with a rugby ball,’ he said.
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