irrevocably

Example Sentences

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My generation, entered adulthood in the 1980s, at a time when the post-war settlement appeared irrevocably broken down and when the prime minister, Margaret Thatcher, offered a bold and radical new vision of Britain's future.

From BBC

Vladimir Putin's fate, however, is linked irrevocably now to the outcome of the war in Ukraine.

From BBC

He denied Rupnik’s art was irrevocably tainted, likening it to authors who write great books but are themselves flawed.

From Seattle Times

There's this idea that is compelling both in television, but also in terms of our romantic vision of love, of the ability for love to repair that which seems to be irrevocably broken.

From Salon

Were Biden to succeed, the nation’s constitutional architecture would be irrevocably altered.

From Washington Post