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unrepairably

unrepairably adverb: such that it cannot be repaired.

Adverb

unrepairably (comparative more unrepairably, superlative most unrepairably)

  1. Such that it cannot be repaired.
    • That would definitely take much time and energy-sapping labour, but once that is done, the ant-hill, too, is unrepairably damaged.1982, Ted Nelson-Adjakpey, Penance and expiatory sacrifice among the Ghanaian-Ewe and their relevance to the Christian religion
    Synonyms:
    irreparably

Synonyms of unrepairably

Forms of unrepairably

comparativemore unrepairably
superlativemost unrepairably

Origin of unrepairably

From unrepairable + -ly.

Questions about unrepairably

What does unrepairably mean?
Unrepairably means such that it cannot be repaired.
What part of speech is unrepairably?
Unrepairably is an adverb.

Words near unrepairably in the dictionary

  1. unrepackaged
  2. unrepaid
  3. unrepainted
  4. unrepair
  5. unrepairable
  6. unrepairably
  7. unrepaired
  8. unrepairing
  9. unrepairs
  10. unreparted
  11. unrepassable

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