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incurable

[in-kyoor-uh-buhl] / ɪnˈkyʊər ə bəl /


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Incurable diseases provoke more cures than curable ones: when the black plague reigned, leaves and ritual burnings proliferated to protect you, even if none could.

From The New Yorker • Aug. 22, 2019

Incurable diseases from sickle cell to haemophilia now look as though they can be treated.

From BBC • Dec. 23, 2017

Anne saw an old Rin-Tin-Tin movie and told her diary about it; her teacher made her write an essay on an "Incurable Chatterbox" because she talked too much, and Anne recorded that too.

From Time Magazine Archive

Incurable victim of what he himself recognizes as a compulsion to give advice, India's Prime Minister indefatigably ladles out instruction to family, friends, his 382 million countrymen and the world at large.

From Time Magazine Archive

I simply didn't dare confess that my money had gone into a fund to furnish a home for Incurable Bookmakers—what to do?

From Back to the Woods by McHugh, Hugh




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