irrevocably

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But Aunt Juley was gone -- gone irrevocably, and no power on earth could stop her.

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  • He was the one responsible for changing her life irrevocably, and that in a manner designed to fill her forever with horror. —  Mary Balogh - The Secret Pearl
  • Suddenly, irrevocably, the beauty of this world will break your heart; and lifting hand to face, you will find tears there. —  F ;SF; - vol 096 issue 05 - May 1999
  • Now all that belonged irrevocably, and only, to the past. —  F ;SF; - vol 089 issue 03 - September 1995
  • Today, thank goodness, some very fine physicists -- most notably Dr. Daniel Solomon, Dean of the College of Physical and Mathematical Sciences at North Carolina State University -- have published very rigorous papers in the leading physics literature, pointing out that negative vacuum energy indeed does occur irrevocably, and it cannot be just —  ZPEnergy.com
  • Which does not mean that current day climate change is proven, indubitably, irrevocably, and irrepressibly, to be of human manufacture. —  BBC News | News Front Page | World Edition
 

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