irrevocable in Greek
irrevocable in Greek is αμετάκλητος — irrevocable means impossible to take back, cancel, or change once it has been made.
irrevocable in Greek
αμετάκλητος
Pronounced: ametaklitos
Unable to be retracted or reversed; final.
What does "irrevocable" mean?
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adjective Impossible to take back, cancel, or change once it has been made.
"His decision to resign was irrevocable."
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irrevocable in a sentence
- His decision to resign was irrevocable.
- The bank issued an irrevocable letter of credit for the deal.
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What is "irrevocable" in Greek?
"irrevocable" in Greek is αμετάκλητος. irrevocable means: Impossible to take back, cancel, or change once it has been made.
How do you pronounce αμετάκλητος?
"irrevocable" in Greek is αμετάκλητος, pronounced "ametaklitos".
How do you use "irrevocable" in a sentence?
Example: "His decision to resign was irrevocable." In Greek, "irrevocable" is αμετάκλητος.
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