Definition of Irrevocableness

1. [n -ES]

Lexicographical Neighbors of Irrevocableness

irreversibilities
irreversibility
irreversible
irreversible colloid
irreversible hydrocolloid
irreversible process
irreversible reaction
irreversible shock
irreversibleness
irreversibly
irrevisability
irrevisable
irrevocabilities
irrevocability
irrevocable
irrevocableness
irrevocably
irrevokable
irrevokably
irrevoluble
irrhythmic
irrhythmically
irridenta
irridentas
irridentism
irridentist
irridescent
irrigable
irrigably
irrigatable

Literary usage of Irrevocableness

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. The Tragedie of Macbeth: A New Edition of Shakespere's Works with Critical by William Shakespeare, Mark Harvey Liddell (1903)
"... knocking rouses only the impatience of impotence and the helpless regret of one who for the first time realizes the irrevocableness of his past action. ..."

2. The restoration of the Jews by David Brown, Brown, David, 1803-1897 (1861)
"elect; for how can the irrevocableness of these prove that the Israelitish nation at this day, and abiding still in unbelief, is dear to God for their ..."

3. An Outline of Christian Theology by William Newton Clarke (1900)
"It should also be noted that the doctrine of the irrevocableness of ruin when reached by fixity of character is a different doctrine from that of the ..."

4. The British and Foreign Evangelical Review and Quarterly Record of Christian by James Oswald Dykes, James Stuart Candlish, Hugh Sinclair Paterson, Joseph Samuel Exell (1855)
"This cannot mean the gifts and callings of the elect; for how can the irrevocableness of these prove that the Israelitish nation at this day, and .abiding ..."

5. The Tragedie of Macbeth: A New Edition of Shakespere's Works with Critical by William Shakespeare, Mark Harvey Liddell (1903)
"... knocking rouses only the impatience of impotence and the helpless regret of one who for the first time realizes the irrevocableness of his past action. ..."

6. The restoration of the Jews by David Brown, Brown, David, 1803-1897 (1861)
"elect; for how can the irrevocableness of these prove that the Israelitish nation at this day, and abiding still in unbelief, is dear to God for their ..."

7. An Outline of Christian Theology by William Newton Clarke (1900)
"It should also be noted that the doctrine of the irrevocableness of ruin when reached by fixity of character is a different doctrine from that of the ..."

8. The British and Foreign Evangelical Review and Quarterly Record of Christian by James Oswald Dykes, James Stuart Candlish, Hugh Sinclair Paterson, Joseph Samuel Exell (1855)
"This cannot mean the gifts and callings of the elect; for how can the irrevocableness of these prove that the Israelitish nation at this day, and .abiding ..."

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