You who pretend to love your children so much, and to tax, otherwise to injure, irreparably to injure their brains, and thus their intellects and their health, and to shorten their very days.
Because he had created a soul that irreparably separated him from these, the real and durable prizes of life; they lay beneath his hands, but his soul said no; he desired, and was powerless to take what he desired.
There were beautiful beings walking by us of whom we knew nothing--irreparably separated from us.
Here the British made a stand, but a gallant charge of Harrison's Kentucky cavalry irreparably broke their lines.
The great artist and Don Juan are irreparably antagonistic; one cannot contain the other.
He was withal a generous-minded man of strong parts, but the career for which nature fitted him was irreparably injured by the unsteadiness of his political course.
He regained the vigor that carried him through those critical years of senatorial work on which his fame chiefly rests; yet he always felt that he had been irreparably injured by the insidious attack.
Cicero replies, "You do right in reading him; Latin literature has lost irreparably by his early death.
The debates on this question irreparably damaged the Government.
Scipio at Zama trampled in the dust the power of Carthage, but that power had been already irreparably shattered in another field, where neither Scipio nor Hannibal commanded.
Her irreparably withered neck was clasped by an Indian necklace, showy as a piece of stage jewelry.
But above all, he came penetrated with the deplorable effects which had resulted from the mistake of Nikias, in wasting irreparably so much precious time, and frittering away the first terror-striking impression of his splendid armament.
The impediment thus finally and irreparably intercepting the Athenian departure, was the direct, though unintended, consequence of the delay previously caused by Nikias.
The precious moment pointed out by Lamachus for action, when the terrific menace of the recent untried armament was at its maximum, and preparation as well as confidence was wanting at Syracuse, had been irreparably wasted.
But so irreparably was the spirit of the seamen broken, that nothing could prevail upon them to go again on shipboard: they would hear of nothing but attempting to escape by land.
Old-established gauges should not be moved, nor their registration discontinued, until at least two years after a new one has been in operation, otherwise the continuity of the register will be irreparably destroyed.
Numberless works of art have been irreparably injured by restorers, who, in their eagerness to remove dirt and varnish, attacked the painting itself.
But the Napoleonic ship got lost irreparablyamong the three rocks above named.
In his eyes, the equilibrium of the human will has been irreparably lost; man naturally follows the attraction which dominates him.
His death, not only hurt my father in his feelings, but irreparably in his fortune.
If one had irreparably injured a fellow-being, it would be hard for a person of sensitive nature to live a happy life afterwards; though the fact of not living a happy life ought to be no reason why one should not live a good life.
Terrible is the day when each sees his soul naked, stripped of all veil; that dear soul which he cannot change or discard, and which is so irreparably his.
Scipio at Zama trampled in the dust the power of Carthage; but that power had been already irreparably shattered in another field, where neither Scipio nor Hannibal commanded.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "irreparably" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
