irrevocable

Example Sentences

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We stopped by a burger stand where his friend, Allen, happened to work, and as he introduced us, I felt an irrevocable attraction.

From Los Angeles Times

Trusts, particularly irrevocable trusts, are another way to handle gifts with an iron glove and keep assets in the immediate family.

From MarketWatch

Then that two-minute dark window is more likely to pass without someone taking irrevocable action.

From Scientific American

If after the April recess Mr. Netanyahu waters down — let alone cancels — the judicial overhaul, he risks an irrevocable break with the far-right parties that give him a majority in Parliament.

From New York Times

But awards seasons that appear wide-open when the calendar turns often have a way of coming into an irrevocable focus just as Oscar voting is about to begin.

From Los Angeles Times