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   irreconcilable

   /ˌɪrɛk(ə)nˈsʌɪləbl/

   adjective

   • 1. (of ideas or statements) so different from each other that they cannot be made compatible: "these two views of the economy are irreconcilable" Similar incompatibleat oddsat varianceincongruousconflictingclashingdiscordantantagonisticmutually exclusiveoppositecontraryopposingantitheticaldiametrically opposeddifferentdisparatevariantdissimilarpoles apartpolarrare:oppugnantOpposite compatiblesimilar
   • ▪ incapable of being resolved: "irreconcilable differences"
   • ▪ (of people) implacably hostile to each other: "irreconcilable enemies" Similar implacableunappeasableuncompromisinginexorableintransigentinflexibleremorselessrelentlessunrelentinghard-linemortalbitterdeadlyswornout-and-outinformal:at each other's throats

   noun

   • 1. any of two or more ideas or statements that cannot be made compatible.

   Derivatives

   • 1. irreconcilability noun
   • 2. irreconcilably adverb
   • 3. irreconcilableness noun

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