irresoluble
irresoluble adjective: difficult if not impossible to resolve; irresolvable.
Adjective
irresoluble (comparative more irresoluble, superlative most irresoluble)
- Difficult if not impossible to resolve; irresolvable.
- When I saw him in the hallway with that weary look in his eyes, I thought of Kafka writing of his father, that the difference between them was one of temperament, as if their rift was irresoluble, no one’s fault.2025, Aria Aber, Good Girl, Bloomsbury, page 252
Forms of irresoluble
| comparative | more irresoluble |
|---|---|
| superlative | most irresoluble |
Origin of irresoluble
From ir- + resoluble.
Words formed from irresoluble
Questions about irresoluble
- What does irresoluble mean?
- Irresoluble means difficult if not impossible to resolve; irresolvable.
- What part of speech is irresoluble?
- Irresoluble is an adjective.
Words near irresoluble in the dictionary
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