Incorrigible Synonyms and Antonyms

ĭn-kôr'ĭ-jə-bəl, -kŏr'-

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Synonyms for Incorrigible

uncorrectable
Unable to be corrected
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hardened
Confirmed or inveterate, esp. in wrong or immoral behavior; habitual
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incurable
Of an illness, condition, etc, that is unable to be cured; healless.
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intractable
Difficult to mold or manipulate:
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ineradicable
That cannot be eradicated
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irreparable
The definition of irreparable is something that cannot be mended or fixed.
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rooted
(Mathematics, graph theory, of a tree or graph) Having a root.
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unmanageable
Not manageable; not readily submitting to handling or management; not easily restrained, governed, or directed; not controllable.
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Antonyms for Incorrigible

good
(Especially when capitalized) Holy.
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nice
Showing or requiring great precision or sensitive discernment; subtle:
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manageable
That can be managed; controllable, tractable, contrivable, etc.
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reformable
That can be reformed.
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obedient
Obeying or willing to obey; submissive
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repentant
Characterized by or indicative of repentance
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corrigible
Capable of being corrected, improved, or reformed
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Words Related to Incorrigible

hopeless
Having no possibility of being solved or dealt with; impossible:
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amoral
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impudent
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obstinate
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unruly
The definition of unruly is someone or something that is out of control or hard to manage.
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Incorrigible Sentence Examples

  • Then her teacher calls her an incorrigible little sermonizer, and she laughs at herself.

  • Incorrigible offenders on these matters were " left " to the secular power, to be corrected with due " animadversion."

  • Robert the Strong, however, though many times victorious over the incorrigible pirates, was killed by them in a fight at Brissarthe (866).

  • His temper and life seem to have been remarkably free from all that was jarring, jealous and fretful; unless, indeed, we are to accept as true the account of his wife's character which represents her as having been no fit mate for him, but an incorrigible shrew and skinflint.

  • The Euclidean paradigm of mathematics as an objective, absolute, incorrigible and rigidly hierarchical body of knowledge is increasingly under question.

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