irreversibly

[ir-i-vur-suhb-lee]

adverb

1. in a way that cannot be reversed or undone.

Example Sentences

Now, even though the monastery and the deep religious significance of the site will remain, its surroundings and centuries-long ways of life look set to be irreversibly changed.

From BBC

She added thousands of women and families who were "irreversibly harmed through no fault of their own" were yet to see compensation.

From BBC

Environment Secretary Steve Reed said "without urgent action our oceans will be irreversibly destroyed".

From BBC

"Richard Burrows altered my life demonstrably and immeasurably. He changed my life irreversibly. His abuse strips away humanity."

From BBC

They were united by fears that the spectacular coast was in danger of becoming overdeveloped, heavily industrialized, ecologically diminished and irreversibly privatized.

From Los Angeles Times