beyond redemption

Frequency: 8.510.2 per million words

An idiomatic expression meaning that someone or something is too bad to be saved, improved, or corrected.

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Examples (10)

  • Washington journalism is corrupt beyond redemption.
  • After another incident last week, the club's reputation for violence is beyond redemption.
  • Some argue that the old political system is beyond redemption and needs a complete overhaul.
  • His actions were so reprehensible that many felt he was beyond redemption.
  • Despite multiple attempts, the broken machine proved to be beyond redemption.
  • The once beautiful forest was now polluted and damaged beyond redemption.
  • She feared her relationship with her sister was fractured beyond redemption.
  • The company's image, tarnished by scandal, seemed beyond redemption.
  • He believed that even the most hardened criminals were not beyond redemption.
  • The ancient manuscript was so badly damaged that it was considered beyond redemption.