Synonyms for irreparably
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Princeton's WordNet

1. irreparablyadverb

   in an irreparable manner or to an irreparable degree

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1. List of paraphrases for "irreparably":

   irretrievably, irredeemably, fatally, irrevocably, irremediably

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1. Kevin McCarthy:

   This represents an egregious abuse of power and will irreparably damage this institution, denying the voices of members who have served in the military and law enforcement, as well as leaders of standing committees, has made it undeniable that this panel has lost all legitimacy and credibility and shows the speaker is more interested in playing politics than seeking the truth.

2. Tom Frieden:

   Pfizer and Moderna have made fundamental missteps that must be corrected or their reputation for this work will be irreparably tarnished, and, more importantly, millions of lives will be put at risk. First, Pfizer and Moderna have focused on selling expensive doses to rich countries and have done nothing or next-to-nothing to scale up production to meet the global need.

3. Mark Tooley:

   Its a question of how long it takes for that to unfold and of who and how many go into each denomination, a lot of churches will be irreparably harmed as they divide.

4. Michael Carome:

   Although we welcome this long-overdue action, this ban comes too late for the thousands of women who have been irreparably harmed by these devices, since at least 2011, there has been clear evidence that these products are unsafe for treating pelvic organ prolapse and lack any clinically significant benefits in comparison to nonmesh products.

5. Bill Clark/CQ-Roll Call:

   This is a drug that kills indiscriminately, addiction itself is a disease that changes the chemistry of the brain, and it changes it irreparably. … So now, we may be facing not only overdose deaths — what we're doing is we're creating a mental health and substance abuse problem in a generation that will have to be fought hard for the entire lifetime of that individual and the entire lifetime of a generation, so allowing the circumstances to make it so much easier for this to occur is tragic.