It continues by denouncing the “anti-scientific bias” which treats “non-heterosexual inclinations” as innate and irreversible.
This was the year when the printed media crashed with a sudden velocity and with consequences that are irreversible.
If I had my wish, football would suffer a sudden and irreversible drop in popularity.
Less than two hours later, the community would later learn, he made the irreversible decision to take his own life.
"There is an irreversible change in the psyche of the nation," she told me when I was finally able to reach her by phone.
They begin with their main argument, that the acts of councils are irreversible.
But it is as safe to assume that the revolution is irreversible, setbacks aside.
Thus the discourse starts with impeachment, and ends with irreversible doom.
irreversible gelation is usually spoken of as "coagulation."
"Eternal destruction" he explains as irreparable destruction, final and irreversible extinction.
1620s, from assimilated form of in- (1) "not, opposite of" + reversible. Related: Irreversibly.
