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irreparable in Russian

irreparable in Russian is невосстанови́мый, неисправи́мый, непоправи́мый — irreparable means so badly damaged or harmed that it cannot be fixed or made right again.

irreparable in Russian

невосстанови́мый
adj
Pronounced: nevosstanovimyy
Incapable of being repaired, amended, cured or rectified; unrepairable.
неисправи́мый
adj
Pronounced: neispravimyy
Incapable of being repaired, amended, cured or rectified; unrepairable.
непоправи́мый
adj
Pronounced: nepopravimyy
Incapable of being repaired, amended, cured or rectified; unrepairable.

What does "irreparable" mean?

  1. adj So badly damaged or harmed that it cannot be fixed or made right again.
    "The scandal caused irreparable damage to his reputation."
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irreparable in a sentence

  • The scandal caused irreparable damage to his reputation.
  • The flood left the building in an irreparable state.

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What is "irreparable" in Russian?

"irreparable" in Russian is невосстанови́мый, неисправи́мый, непоправи́мый. irreparable means: So badly damaged or harmed that it cannot be fixed or made right again.

How do you pronounce невосстанови́мый?

"irreparable" in Russian is невосстанови́мый, pronounced "nevosstanovimyy".

How do you use "irreparable" in a sentence?

Example: "The scandal caused irreparable damage to his reputation." In Russian, "irreparable" is невосстанови́мый, неисправи́мый, непоправи́мый.

Are there other ways to say "irreparable" in Russian?

Yes — Russian has 3 translations listed for "irreparable": невосстанови́мый, неисправи́мый, непоправи́мый.

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