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unreformable

/ˌʌn.rɪˈfɔːr.mə.bəl/

الترجمة: يصف ما يستحيل تغييره أو إصلاحه أو تحسينه، ويُستعمل غالبًا في وصف الشخص الذي لا يمكن تقويم سلوكه أو النظام الذي لا يقبل الإصلاح.

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adjective

/ˌʌn.rɪˈfɔːr.mə.bəl/C2formal
  • arيصف ما يستحيل تغييره أو إصلاحه أو تحسينه، ويُستعمل غالبًا في وصف الشخص الذي لا يمكن تقويم سلوكه أو النظام الذي لا يقبل الإصلاح.

Describes something that cannot be changed or improved, especially in terms of character or system.

  1. Incapable of being changed for the betterC1formal

    Not able to be improved or corrected through reform; resistant to positive change.

    arغير قابل للإصلاح

    • The corrupt regime was deemed unreformable by international observers.
    • Some argue that certain political systems are fundamentally unreformable.
    • The prison system was considered unreformable after decades of failed attempts.

    المرادفاتhopelessincorrigibleincurableirreclaimableirredeemableunregenerate

    الأضدادamendablecorrectableimprovablereformable

  2. Unrepentant and resistant to changeC1formal

    Describing a person who shows no remorse and cannot be persuaded to change their behavior or character.

    arغير قابل للإصلاح

    • The judge described the repeat offender as unreformable and imposed the maximum sentence.
    • He was an unreformable liar, even when confronted with the truth.
    • The therapist found the patient to be unreformable due to his complete lack of insight.

    المرادفاتhardenedhopelessincorrigibleinveterateirredeemableobdurateunregenerateunrepentant

    الأضدادamenablecontritedocilemalleablepenitentpersuadablereformableremorsefulrepentanttractable

الصيغ
  • more unreformable comparative form
  • most unreformable superlative form
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