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US
/ˌɪnˈkɑɹədʒəbəɫ/
]
[ UK /ɪnkˈɒɹɪdʒəbəl/ ]
[ UK /ɪnkˈɒɹɪdʒəbəl/ ]
ADJECTIVE
- impervious to correction by punishment
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difficult or impossible to manage or control
an incorrigible mess
How To Use incorrigible In A Sentence
- You left out the bush whackers, rump rangers, fifth column traitors, child pornographers, baby rapers, brain addled dope smoking malcontents, serial abortionists, incorrigible violent criminals and drug pushers as well as the Clintons that make up the Filthy Left wing of the Liberal Losers. Think Progress » Rumsfeld on Iran Today = Rumsfeld on Iraq in 2002
- He is a great, flabby sham, an actor close to suicide, maybe - and this is an extraordinary display of incipient madness or incorrigible playfulness.
- Yet, even above the clatter of their hoofs did the incorrigible Nanty hollo out the old ballad — Redgauntlet
- His Franz was an incorrigible flirt, but not completely empty-headed or cold-hearted.
- Ah, you are mediant, incorrigible," said the lady, in broken English, laughing as she spoke. Won from the Waves
- an incorrigible mess
- These are, of course, the sour thoughts of a crabbed and incorrigible old cynic.
- The endless repetition of incorrigible and isolated individuality is the statement and each time he makes it he makes it afresh.
- The book leaves the reader often stunned by his intermittent inhumanity and his incorrigible sentimentality.
- An incorrigible striker of attitudes, which is all the more dangerous and at times effective, as he talks himself into believing them himself… Has no sense of morality, thoroughly selfish.