irremeable
adjective
ir·re·me·able i-ˈrē-mē-ə-bəl 
ˌi(r)-
: offering no possibility of return
irremeable losses
Word History
Etymology
Latin irremeabilis, from in- + remeare to go back, from re- + meare to go — more at permeate
First Known Use
1569, in the meaning defined above
- circumcircle
- circumcircles
- circumcise
- circumcised
- circumciser
- circumcisers
- circumcises
- circumcising
- circumcision
- circumcisions
- circumcrescence
- circumcrescent
- circumdenudation
- circumduce
- circumducted
- circumductia
- circumducting
- circumductions
- circumducts
- circumerosion
- circumesophageal ring
- circumeter
- circumference
- circumferences
- circumferential