unrecoverable

Meanings

• The state of being unable to be recovered or regained.

  - "The unrecoverable data was lost in the server crash."
  - "Despite the best efforts of the rescue team, the unrecoverable victims were tragically lost in the earthquake."
  - "In some cases, financial debt can become unrecoverable if the debtor becomes insolvent or files for bankruptcy."
  - "The unrecoverable consequences of climate change are becoming increasingly apparent, with rising sea levels, more frequent and intense natural disasters, and the extinction of many plant and animal species."
  - "The unrecoverable memories of traumatic experiences can be difficult to process and cope with, and may require the assistance of mental health professionals."
  - "In some cases, unrecoverable errors or bugs in software or computer systems can cause significant disruptions and losses, and may require extensive troubleshooting and repair efforts."
  - "The unrecoverable nature of some forms of art, such as performance art, installation art, or conceptual art, can make them difficult to preserve and pass on to future generations, and may require the use of innovative preservation techniques and technologies."

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Synonyms

irrecoverable

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Rhymes

Words rhyming with unrecoverable
unrecoverable , inaccessible , irretrievable , unretrievable , unrecoverableable , unrecoverableness

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Homophones

Words having the same pronunciation but different meanings, origins, or spelling,

1. Your/you're unrecoverable
   

2. Un/unrecoverable
   

3. Our/our unrecoverable
   

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Variants

List of all variants of unrecoverable that leads to same result
unrecoverable

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Forms

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unrecoverable (adjective), unrecoverable (verb), unrecoverable (noun), unrecoverable (idiom), unrecoverable (phrase), unrecoverable (proverb)

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Etymology

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From Old French 'inrecouvrable', meaning 'not able to be recovered or regained'

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Culture

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In literature and art, unrecoverable often refers to things that are lost or irretrievable, and cannot be recovered or regained. This concept is often used to explore themes of loss, grief, and the passage of time. In music, unrecoverable can refer to songs or compositions that deal with themes of loss, separation, and the passage of time. In film and television, unrecoverable can refer to storylines or plot twists that involve themes of loss, separation, and the passage of time. In philosophy, unrecoverable can refer to concepts or ideas that are beyond the reach of human understanding or knowledge, and cannot be recovered or regained through any means or methods. In psychology, unrecoverable can refer to memories or experiences that are too painful or traumatic to be recalled or remembered consciously, and may require the use of therapeutic techniques or interventions to help individuals access and process these memories or experiences in a safe and supportive manner.

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