irrevocably alter

Frequency: 6.57.1 per million words

to change something in a final way that cannot be changed, undone, or recovered

alterADVERB + alter

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irrevocably

Examples (10)

  • The invention of the internet irrevocably altered the course of human communication.
  • That single decision irrevocably altered his destiny.
  • Climate change is irrevocably altering our planet's ecosystems.
  • The Supreme Court's ruling will irrevocably alter the legal landscape.
  • The discovery of DNA irrevocably altered our understanding of biology.
  • The city's skyline was irrevocably altered by the new skyscraper.
  • Continuing this pollution will irrevocably alter the balance of nature.
  • The artist's new technique irrevocably altered the world of modern art.
  • The fall of the empire irrevocably altered the region's political structure.
  • Her testimony could irrevocably alter the outcome of the trial.