adjective
- impossible to erase, remove, or forget; permanent
Usage: formal
Examples
- The tragedy left an ineffaceable mark on the community.
- Her kindness made an ineffaceable impression on everyone she met.
- The ineffaceable memories of childhood shaped his entire worldview.
- Time could not diminish the ineffaceable bond between the sisters.
- The artist’s ineffaceable signature appeared on every canvas.
- His ineffaceable contribution to science will be remembered forever.