adverb
- in a way that cannot be atoned for or made right
Usage: formal; literary
Examples
- He felt he had inexpiably wronged his family.
- The crime was inexpiably heinous in the community’s eyes.
- She believed her betrayal had inexpiably damaged their friendship.
- The dictator’s actions were inexpiably evil.
- His lies had inexpiably broken their trust.
- The accident inexpiably changed their lives forever.