IRRELEVANCY
IRREL'EVANCY, noun [from irrelevant.] Inapplicability; the quality of not being applicable, or of not serving to aid and support; as the irrelevancy of an argument or of testimo...
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IRRELEVANT
IRREL'EVANT, adjective [Latin elevo, levo, to raise.] Not relevant; not applicable or pertinent; not serving to support. We call evidence, testimony and arguments irrelevant to ...
IRRELEVANTLY
IRREL'EVANTLY, adverb Without being to the purpose.
IRRELIEVABLE
IRRELIE'VABLE, adjective Not admitting relief.
IRRELIGION
IRRELIG'ION, noun Want of religion, or contempt of it; impiety.
IRRELIGIONIST
IRRELIG'IONIST, noun One who is destitute of religious principles; a despiser of religion.
IRRELIGIOUS
IRRELIG'IOUS, adjective Destitute of religious principles; condemning religion; impious; ungodly.Shame and reproach are generally the portion of the impious and irreligious1. Co...
IRRELIGIOUSLY
IRRELIG'IOUSLY, adverb With impiety; wickedly.
IRRELIGIOUSNESS
IRRELIG'IOUSNESS, noun Want of religious principles or practices; ungodliness.
IRREMEABLE
IRRE'MEABLE, adjective [Latin irremeabilis; in and remeo, to return; re and meo, to pass.] Admitting no return; as an irremeable way.
IRREMEDIABLE
IRREME'DIABLE, adjective1. Not to be remedied; that cannot be cured; as an irremediable disease or evil.2. Not to be corrected or redressed; as irremediable error or mischief.
IRREMEDIABLENESS
IRREME'DIABLENESS, noun State of being irremediable.
IRREMEDIABLY
IRREME'DIABLY, adverb In a manner or degree that precludes remedy, cure or correction.
IRREMISSIBLE
IRREMIS'SIBLE, adjective [Latin remitto. See Remit.]Not to be pardoned; that cannot be forgiven or remitted.
IRREMISSIBLENESS
IRREMIS'SIBLENESS, noun The quality of being unpardonable.
IRREMISSIBLY
IRREMIS'SIBLY, adverb So as not to be pardoned.
IRREMOVABILITY
IRREMOVABIL'ITY, noun [See Irremovable.] The quality or state of being irremovable, or not removable from office.
IRREMOVABLE
IRREMOV'ABLE, adjective [in and removable.]1. That cannot be moved or changed.2. That cannot be legally or constitutionally removed from office.
IRREMUNERABLE
IRREMU'NERABLE, adjective [in and remunerable.] That cannot be rewarded.
IRRENOWNED
IRRENOWN'ED, adjective Not renowned; not celebrated.
IRREPARABILITY
IRREPARABIL'ITY, noun [See Irreparable.] The quality or state of being irreparable, or beyond repair or recovery.
IRREPARABLE
IRREP'ARABLE, adjective [Latin irreparabilis. See Repair.]1. That cannot be repaired or mended; as an irreparable breach.2. That cannot be recovered or regained; as an irreparab...
IRREPARABLY
IRREP'ARABLY, adverb In a manner or degree that precludes recovery or repair.
IRREPEALABILITY
IRREPEALABIL'ITY, noun [from irrepealable.]The quality of being irrepealable.
IRREPEALABLE
IRREPE'ALABLE, adjective [in and repealable. See Repeal.]That cannot be legally repealed or annulled.
IRREPEALABLENESS
IRREPE'ALABLENESS, noun Irrepealability.
IRREPEALABLY
IRREPE'ALABLY, adverb Beyond the power of repeal.