Incurably Meaning in English
word
ɪnˈkjʊrəbli
in-KYOOR-uh-blee
ɪnkjˈɔːɹəbli
in-kYAW-ruh-blee
Definition
In a way that cannot be cured or fixed, especially relating to diseases, conditions, or character traits. Used to describe something that will always remain the same.
Usage & Nuances
Usually formal or descriptive. Commonly used with medical conditions ('incurably ill'), negative personality traits ('incurably optimistic'), or habits ('incurably romantic'). Often emphasizes something permanent or impossible to change.
Spanish: incurablementePortuguese (BR): incuravelmentePortuguese (PT): incuravelmenteChinese (Simplified): 无法治愈地 - 无可救药地Chinese (Traditional): 無法治癒地 - 無可救藥地Hindi: असाध्य रूप सेArabic: بشكل غير قابل للعلاجBengali: অসাধ্যভাবে - নিরাময়হীনভাবেRussian: неизлечимо - неисправимоJapanese: 治る見込みなく - 根っからVietnamese: không thể chữa khỏi - không thể thay đổiKorean: 불치로 - 고칠 수 없을 정도로Turkish: tedavi edilemez şekilde - düzelmez biçimdeUrdu: لا علاج طور پر - ناقابل علاج طور پرIndonesian: tidak dapat disembuhkan - tidak dapat diperbaiki
Example Sentences
He is incurably optimistic.
basic
The disease is incurably fatal.
basic
She remains incurably honest.
basic
He fell incurably in love at first sight.
natural
She’s incurably curious about the world.
natural
Even after all these setbacks, he’s incurably hopeful.
natural