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ineradicable
Ineradicable (adj) means Impossible to get rid of completely, such as a plant whose roots go too deep to pull out.
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Impossible to get rid of completely, such as a plant whose roots go too deep to pull out.
"But the stairs daunted her. That fall had left on her mind an ineradicable fear of taking risks with her unwieldy limbs, even for the reward of taking over the supervision of her own shop."
— Norman Lindsay, Dust or Polish? (1950)
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What is the meaning of ineradicable?
"ineradicable" (adj) means impossible to get rid of completely, such as a plant whose roots go too deep to pull out.
What is another word for ineradicable?
Other words for "ineradicable" include inveterate, ingrained.
What is the opposite of ineradicable?
The opposite of "ineradicable" is eradicable.
