ineradicable in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for ineradicable in the English»Spanish Dictionary

ineradicable [Am ˌɪnəˈrædəkəb(ə)l, Brit ˌɪnɪˈradɪkəb(ə)l] ADJ form

ineradicable disease/prejudice

imposible de erradicar

ineradicable memory/feeling

indeleble

ineradicable memory/feeling

imborrable

Translations for ineradicable in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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ineradicable in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for ineradicable in the English»Spanish Dictionary

ineradicable [ˌɪnɪˈrædɪkəbl] ADJ

ineradicable desease

incurable

ineradicable feeling, memory

indeleble

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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Cruelty is ineradicable in state conduct -- why, therefore, resist the calling of nature?

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What people see as the failure as particular governments or a particular arrangement of big business and regulation is in fact ineradicable from the capitalist system.

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Because of these ineradicable human frailties, wrongful convictions will always be with us.

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Violence against women is not an ineradicable phenomenon.

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But if religion is ineradicable, we have to find a way to limit its destructive consequences.

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Even if we knew these items had been disinfected or professionally laundered, they would still tend to induce some ineradicable sense of disgust.

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There gradually developed a conviction that the evils of private agencies were inherent and ineradicable so long as they were permitted to charge fees to the workers seeking employment.

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It left evidence of its sleepovers in the form of ineradicable stains on the cushions.

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But be warned: it covers the body, towels and bed linen with an ineradicable walnut patina.

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It is the ineradicable vice of voluntaryism that the good are taken and the less good left.

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