unreformable
unreformable adjective: that cannot be reformed.
Adjective
unreformable (comparative more unreformable, superlative most unreformable)
- That cannot be reformed.
- The circumstances that far too many African-Americans face — the lack of paternal support and discipline; the requirement that single mothers work regardless of the effect on their children’s care; the hypocritical refusal of conservative politicians to put their money where their mouths are on...2007 September 30, Orlando Patterson, “Jena, O. J. and the Jailing of Black America”, in New York Times
- Synonyms:
- irredeemable
Synonyms of unreformable
Forms of unreformable
| comparative | more unreformable |
|---|---|
| superlative | most unreformable |
Origin of unreformable
From un- + reformable.
Words formed from unreformable
Questions about unreformable
- What does unreformable mean?
- Unreformable means that cannot be reformed.
- What part of speech is unreformable?
- Unreformable is an adjective.
Words near unreformable in the dictionary
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