1. in a way that cannot be removed, destroyed, or eliminated; indelibly
Usage: formal; often used with abstract nouns like beliefs, memories, or impressions

Examples

• The scandal left an irradicably negative mark on his reputation.
• Her childhood experiences shaped her irradicably.
• The stain was irradicably embedded in the fabric.
• These prejudices are irradicably rooted in the culture.
• The memory of that day is irradicably etched in my mind.
• The two ideas became irradicably linked in public perception.