1. in a way that cannot be removed, destroyed, or eliminated completely

Examples

• The trauma was ineradicably etched in her memory.
• His name became ineradicably linked with the scandal.
• The stain had ineradicably marked the white fabric.
• Poverty seemed ineradicably woven into the community’s fabric.
• The experience ineradicably changed his worldview.
• Her influence was ineradicably stamped on the organization.