unretractable

The claws had to go, because he had unretractable claws and they were getting infected and stuff.

wilberteets Diary Entry wilberteets 2003

She had not seen him since their last argument -- a bitter, irrational exchange during which both had said hurtful, unretractable things -- which had ended years of friendship and occasional passion.

Mirage Tiedemann, Mark W. 2000

Out of 98 children, from one week to sixteen years of age, examined by Dr. Packard, the prepuce was entirely unretractable in 54, partly so in 3, and wholly so in 36; while in 1 it only half-covered the glans and in 4 the glans was wholly uncovered, 1 of these 4 being an infant only five weeks old.

History of Circumcision from the Earliest Times to the Present Moral and Physical Reasons for its Performance Peter Charles Remondino 1886

There are not very many things I would say are unretractable, but that one is pretty strong.

London Free Press 2010

So he’s always shooting footage, chopping off two-hour lengths, and I’m always messing things up, having more thoughts injecting inconsistency into the unretractable glittering fabric with its ataxic panoramas of violence: intergalactic storms, or some minor species events, the wars of their tininess.

The Best American Poetry 2010 Amy Gerstler 2010

So he’s always shooting footage, chopping off two-hour lengths, and I’m always messing things up, having more thoughts injecting inconsistency into the unretractable glittering fabric with its ataxic panoramas of violence: intergalactic storms, or some minor species events, the wars of their tininess.

The Best American Poetry 2010 Amy Gerstler 2010

So he’s always shooting footage, chopping off two-hour lengths, and I’m always messing things up, having more thoughts injecting inconsistency into the unretractable glittering fabric with its ataxic panoramas of violence: intergalactic storms, or some minor species events, the wars of their tininess.

The Best American Poetry 2010 Amy Gerstler 2010