irrevocably

The decision to resign was irrevocably made.

Once the contract is signed, it is irrevocably binding.

Their friendship was irrevocably damaged after the betrayal.

The accident irrevocably changed her perspective on life.

His words irrevocably altered the course of history.

The loss of their leader irrevocably weakened the team.

The damage to the environment is irrevocably harming future generations.

The mistake he made irrevocably ruined his reputation.

The betrayal of trust can irrevocably break a relationship.

The secret was irrevocably revealed, causing chaos.

Both he and the place would be irrevocably changed.

All of these paintings had been altered, but none of them were irrevocably ruined.

If you drop one of these, it will be irrevocably scuffed, marked, damaged or even broken into pieces.

You could be damaging the world irrevocably.

I think that our lives are quite irrevocably united'.

It was freshly laundered but somehow still managed to smell irrevocably male.

And it's, I think, an irrevocably weaker position than it was.

The Falklands War against Argentina established her irrevocably in the public mind as the new Britannia, a warrior queen who gloried in victory.

It is irrevocably fixed; I take Jahel with me or I remain here.

The Catalan language is irrevocably tied to the spirit and history of the Catalan people.