irred. [irredeemable ]
irredeemable currency
There seems to be no one they consider irredeemable.
I really do believe there are some people who are just irredeemable.
The past thing is already irredeemable, my loyalty blessing you, look for one to love your abroad boy friend more!
And for me at least, modern day Venice is always pervaded by a slight sense of melancholy, a sense of faded splendor, of irredeemable loss.
On death row, I encountered the enemy — those considered so irredeemable by our society that even our Supreme Court has made it legal to kill them.
Therefore, people in the disease also begin with ignorance of reason, or even sudden knowledge, and then become irredeemable and can not be saved to death, but also a sad husband!
