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unrestorably

unrestorably adverb: such that it cannot be restored.

Adverb

unrestorably (not comparable)

  1. Such that it cannot be restored.
    • Only recently, it has been accepted that unbalanced tourism development might unrestorably damage the urban environment.2012, Helen Briassoulis, Jan van der Straaten, Tourism and the Environment

Origin of unrestorably

From unrestorable + -ly.

Questions about unrestorably

What does unrestorably mean?
Unrestorably means such that it cannot be restored.
What part of speech is unrestorably?
Unrestorably is an adverb.

Words near unrestorably in the dictionary

  1. unrestitutable
  2. unrestituted
  3. unrestive
  4. unrestorability
  5. unrestorable
  6. unrestorably
  7. unrestorative
  8. unrestore
  9. unrestored
  10. unrestores
  11. unrestoring

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