Unrecurable
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Part of speech adjective
Quick meaning: Unrecurable is an adjective meaning Not recurable.
Meaning
Not recurable.
Example Sentences
An vnrecurable dyshonoure were yt vnto yow, from hens fourth to be led blynde felde of these bushardes in the darke.
[…]: nowe if this remedie helpe not surely thou art vnrecurable, if also thy newe breath happen to be as stinking as thy olde, thou wilt neuer haue a sweete breath in this worlde nor then neither.
Is any sorow remēbred by wryting / Vnto my sorouful sighes comparable? / Or was there euer creature lyuyng / That felt of dole a thinge more lamentable? / For confortlesse and vnrecurable / Are thilke heaped sorowes full of rage, / Which haue with wo oppressed my corrage.
[…]some diseases that are desperate: among which sort since mine is vnrecurable, I greeue to discouer it, knowing this, that all the Eloborus of Anticira, al the drugs, of India, all the gold in Ganges, cannot purge one dram of my melancholy, pacifie one fit of my feuor, nor buy me one ownce of content?
Related Words
Related dictionary entries include unrecuperable, unrescuable, unreiterable, unrecoverable, uncompoundable, unrectifiable.
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