Without remedy, irremediable.

transferred and figurative. = incurable, adj. 2.

Without help or remedy; incurable, remediless, helpless.

transferred and figurative. Not admitting of remedy, correction, or reformation.

= irremediable, adj.

Not reparable; that cannot be rectified, remedied, or made good.

That cannot be recovered from or cured; incurable.

Unrecoverable.

Impossible to remedy or repair; unrectifiable. Also (of a wound, disease, patient, etc.): incurable.

Unrecoverable.

Unable to be put right, compensated for, or cured.

= remediless, adj. Also as adv.

Not likely or able to be recompensed, esp. made amends or atoned for.

Incapable of being emended; incurable.

transferred and figurative.

figurative. Not capable of being remedied or rectified; that cannot be made good; irretrievable; irremediable; irreclaimable.

That cannot be cured, healed, or remedied; incurable.

Not remediable; that does not admit of remedy, cure, or correction; incurable; irreparable.

Incapable of being remedied; incurable; irremediable.

That cannot be redeemed (in various senses).

Without cure or remedy; incurable, irremediable.

That cannot be repaired or restored; irreparable.

Not repairable, irreparable; incapable of being mended or remedied. In early use: irrecoverable, unrestorable (cf. repair, v.2 6).

Not mendable.

That cannot be relieved (in various senses).

= remediless, adj.

Without hope of recovery or amendment; incurable, irremediable; irretrievable.

Of loss, damage, etc. = irreparable, adj. Obsolete.

From which no recovery has been made.

= remediless, adj.

That cannot be redressed.

(un-, prefix1 affix 1b.)

Not rallied; not reassembled, not reunited; scattered.

Devoid of relief; without relief.

Not relievable, that cannot be relieved.