Immedicable

The damage to the building's structure was immedicable, and it had to be demolished.

The cancer was immedicable, and the patient was advised to try alternative therapies.

The stain on the shirt was immedicable, and it could not be removed.

The injury was immedicable, and the athlete had to retire from their sport.

The infection was immedicable, and the only solution was to amputate the limb.

The patient's disease was immedicable, and the doctor recommended palliative care.

The weather was immedicable, and the outdoor event had to be canceled.

The software was immedicable, and the developer had to start from scratch.

The veterinarian told the pet owner that the animal's condition was immedicable, and it was kinder to put it to sleep.

The tumor was immedicable, and the patient had to undergo surgery to remove it.

The damage to the car's engine was immedicable, and it was beyond repair.

The immedicable loss of her child was something she could never recover from.

The damage to his reputation was immedicable after the scandal broke.

The environmental damage caused by the oil spill is immedicable and will have long-lasting effects.

The economic crisis was immedicable, and the country plunged into a deep recession.

The damage to the historic building was immedicable, and it had to be demolished.

The patient's condition was immedicable, and the doctors could only provide palliative care.

The wound was immedicable, and the doctors had to amputate the limb.

Her broken heart was immedicable, no matter how much her friends tried to console her.

The immedicable pain in her knee made it impossible for her to walk.

The immedicable corrosion of the metal rendered it unusable.

The immedicable misunderstanding between the two countries could not be resolved through negotiations.

The consequences of the decision were immedicable and caused irreparable damage to the company's reputation.

The trust between the two former friends was immedicable after the betrayal.

The effects of climate change are immedicable and will have long-term consequences.

The injuries sustained in the accident were immedicable and resulted in permanent disability.

The corruption in the company was immedicable and led to its downfall.

The political divide in the country seems immedicable and is causing unrest.

The error in the computer system was immedicable and the entire system needed to be replaced.

The damage done to the environment was immedicable and would have long-term effects.

The mistake he made was immedicable and cost the company a lot of money.

The impact of the pandemic on the economy is immedicable and will take years to recover.

The broken vase was immedicable and could not be salvaged.

The trust between the two friends was immedicable after one betrayed the other.

Their friendship was immedicable after the argument.

Their marriage problems were immedicable and led to a bitter divorce.

The company's financial situation is immedicable and they are on the verge of bankruptcy.

The rift between the two families was immedicable.

The differences between the two artistic styles were immedicable and could not be reconciled.

The mistakes made in the project were immedicable and resulted in its failure.

The conflict between the two countries seems immedicable.

The feud between the two families was immedicable and lasted for generations.

The conflict between the two religions was immedicable and led to violence.

The immedicable scratch on the record caused it to skip during playback.

The immedicable crack in the vase made it impossible to fix.

The immedicable rust on the bike made it unsafe to ride.

The immedicable damage to the car made it impossible to repair.

The injury to his spine was immedicable and he would be paralyzed for the rest of his life.

The soldier's immedicable wound was the result of an explosion that left him permanently disabled.

The immedicable tear in the fabric of the shirt meant it had to be thrown away.