unrepairably

English

Etymology

From unrepairable +‎ -ly.

Adverb

unrepairably (comparative more unrepairably, superlative most unrepairably)

1. Such that it cannot be repaired.

   Synonym: irreparably

   • 1982, Ted Nelson-Adjakpey, Penance and expiatory sacrifice among the Ghanaian-Ewe and their relevance to the Christian religion:

     That would definitely take much time and energy-sapping labour, but once that is done, the ant-hill, too, is unrepairably damaged.