irredeemable
/ˌɪrɪˈdiməbəl/
adjective
- Too bad to be corrected, improved, or saved.
- After the scandal, his reputation was considered irredeemable.
- The damage to the painting was irredeemable.
- Some people believe that certain criminals are irredeemable.
- Not able to be exchanged for money or goods.
- The old currency became irredeemable after the government changed the system.
- The bank declared the bonds irredeemable due to the company's bankruptcy.
- These coupons are irredeemable after the expiration date.
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