Irreparable ownership refers to a situation where an asset or property cannot be restored to its original condition after being damaged or destroyed, making it impossible for the owner to regain their previous status or value associated with that ownership. This concept often applies in legal contexts, particularly in cases of property damage or loss, where the owner faces significant financial or emotional impact due to the inability to repair or replace the asset. In essence, it highlights the permanence of loss in ownership rights when restoration is not feasible.
The word irreparable means unfixable or unrepairable.
Not reparable; not capable of being repaired, recovered, regained, or remedied; irretrievable; irremediable; as, an irreparable breach; an irreparable loss.
Our friendship was beginning to be irreparable.
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The ship suffered so much damage it was deemed to be irreparable.
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The root word of "irreparable" is "repair." The prefix "ir-" added to "repair" changes the meaning to "not able to be repaired."
The cast of Irreparable - 2009 includes: James Layton as Daniel Julia Montgomery Brown as Cathy
irrecoverable, incurable
"This sentences uses the word irreparable."If responses such as the quoted sentence were allowable by the public education system, such a policy would do irreparable damage to educators' authority as purveyors of docile conformance and non-critical thinking to the children of America.