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uncorrectable

ADJECTIVE
cureless
Synonyms
WEAK
hopeless irremediable irreparable terminal unfixable
ADJECTIVE
impossible
Synonyms
STRONGEST
absurd futile hopeless impassable impractical inaccessible inconceivable insurmountable preposterous unattainable unimaginable unreasonable unthinkable unworkable useless
STRONG
visionary
WEAK
beyond contrary to reason cureless hardly possible hundred-to-one impervious impracticable inexecutable infeasible irrealizable irreparable no-go no-win not a prayer out of the question too much unachievable unfeasible unobtainable unrecoverable way-out
Antonyms
STRONGEST
believable conceivable hopeful imaginable logical practical reasonable sensible
WEAK
achievable obtainable possible
ADJECTIVE
incorrigible
Synonyms
STRONGEST
hardened
WEAK
abandoned beastly incurable intractable inveterate irredeemable irreparable loser recidivous unreformed useless wicked
Antonyms
WEAK
good manageable nice obedient reformable
ADJECTIVE
incurable
Synonyms
STRONGEST
deadly fatal hopeless inoperable
STRONG
impossible terminal
WEAK
cureless immedicable irrecoverable irremediable irreparable nowhere to go out of time remediless serious unrecoverable
Antonyms
STRONGEST
healthful wholesome
WEAK
curable healable medicable operable
ADJECTIVE
irreparable
Synonyms
STRONGEST
irreplaceable irreversible
WEAK
beyond repair broken cureless destroyed hopeless impossible incorrigible incurable irrecoverable irredeemable irremediable irremedial irretrievable ruined unrecoverable
Antonyms
WEAK
fixable mendable repairable reparable
ADJECTIVE
unattainable
Synonyms
STRONGEST
futile hopeless impassable impervious impractical inaccessible inconceivable insurmountable unimaginable unreasonable unthinkable unworkable useless
WEAK
absurd beyond contrary to reason cureless hardly possible hundred-to-one impracticable inexecutable infeasible irrealizable irreparable no-go no-win not a prayer out of the question preposterous too much unachievable unfeasible unobtainable unrealizable unrecoverable visionary way-out
Antonyms
STRONGEST
believable conceivable hopeful imaginable open practical reasonable sensible
ADJECTIVE
unrealizable
Synonyms
WEAK
absurd beyond contrary to reason cureless futile hardly possible hopeless hundred-to-one impassable impervious impracticable impractical inaccessible inconceivable inexecutable infeasible insurmountable irrealizable irreparable no-go no-win not a prayer out of the question preposterous too much unachievable unattainable unfeasible unimaginable unobtainable unreasonable unrecoverable unthinkable unworkable useless visionary way-out
ADJECTIVE
unworkable
Synonyms
STRONGEST
absurd futile impassable impractical unattainable unreasonable unthinkable useless
WEAK
beyond contrary to reason cureless hardly possible hopeless hundred-to-one impervious impracticable inaccessible inconceivable inexecutable infeasible insurmountable irrealizable irreparable no-go no-win not a prayer out of the question preposterous too much unachievable unfeasible unimaginable unobtainable unrealizable unrecoverable visionary way-out
Antonyms
STRONGEST
logical practical reasonable sensible

Example Sentences

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Rebecca Rosenberg, who has an uncorrectable visual impairment, found that there was no suitable technology to help her.

From BBC • Jan. 20, 2023

"The micrometeoroid which hit segment C3 in the period 22—24 May 2022 UT caused significant uncorrectable change in the overall figure of that segment," the report explains.

From Salon • Jul. 20, 2022

But when the play takes its uncorrectable skid into tragedy, there’s enough dramatic force to make you feel for the characters, even the ones you laughed at.

From New York Times • Feb. 13, 2019

Transversal logical gates are the simplest example of fault-tolerant logical gates, meaning logical gates that do not convert correctable errors into uncorrectable ones.

From Nature • Sep. 12, 2017

They say they have caught errors that are otherwise uncorrectable, given the finality of a cremation.

From Washington Times • Dec. 19, 2015