1. in a way that cannot be healed, cured, or remedied; incurably
Usage: formal; rare

Examples

• The disease had progressed immedicably, leaving doctors with no treatment options.
• His reputation was immedicably damaged by the scandal.
• The rift between the two families seemed immedicably broken.
• The ancient manuscript was immedicably deteriorated beyond restoration.
• She believed her loneliness was immedicably rooted in her past.