irretrievably

They were either irretrievably lost to us, or never available at all.

Perhaps the time for him to speak to her had passed, irretrievably.

Either he would understand or what they had slowly built between them was irretrievably lost.

With those two words go west this man had irretrievably engaged my interest.

By 1528, only four years into their marriage, the couple's relationship had broken down irretrievably.

"But so much knowledge was irretrievably lost, especially in my Craft."

It could become the symbol of an irretrievably lost opportunity.

After all, she did not yet know that her own deed was irretrievably lost.

"Had I done so, he would have been irretrievably lost!

Up close they seemed to be in good condition, but almost irretrievably ugly.

How could he change his life, which seemed irretrievably set on a course of obscurity?

And in the holocaust that followed, so much was irretrievably lost.

But in some cases, years of precious memory were lost, irretrievably.

Quality of life is slowly and perhaps irretrievably slipping away.

If he were to ignore the challenge, he'd lose face irretrievably.

Without their guidance, I would be permanently and irretrievably lost.

The trade, of course, was what had so irretrievably altered his universe.

Juvenile crime was out of control and the family had irretrievably broken down.

He felt irretrievably alone and the woman beside him seemed suddenly to be a total stranger.

The season would be far gone, but not irretrievably.

In moments, the sunlight was gone as if it had been irretrievably lost.

You could all have been dead or irretrievably lost.

Fortunately, the information in the registers was not irretrievably lost.

Or send him irretrievably far off into his own silent, inner world.

Instead, she seemed to be taking after her father, who had become irretrievably lost in drug and alcohol addiction.