irresolubly

English

Etymology

From irresoluble +‎ -ly.

Adverb

irresolubly (comparative more irresolubly, superlative most irresolubly)

1. In a irresoluble manner.
   • 1999, Paul Johnston, chapter 4, in Contradictions of Modern Moral Philosophy Ethics After Wittgenstein, →ISBN, page 102:

     We have argued that there is no independent way of resolving this issue and that different people may come to irresolubly conflicting conclusions on which is the correct position to take.