irreconcilable
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definition
noun
This, ultimately, is a play about existential resemblances and contrasts, kinships and irreconcilables , uncomfortable truths and futile lies that underlie delicate relationships and unbridgeable chasms.
any of two or more ideas, facts, or statements that cannot be made compatible.
adjective
these two views of the early medieval economy are irreconcilable
(of ideas, facts, or statements) representing findings or points of view that are so different from each other that they cannot be made compatible.
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This task involves the communication of at least two potentially contradictory, 'irreconcilable' experiences for the director: the reader's and the writer's.
Submission and retreat are two different actions, possibly 'irreconcilable' .
As idealizations, they appear to be predicated on normative but contradictory and ultimately 'irreconcilable' understandings of excellence.
Mr Justice Langley said the case had involved ‘conflicting and 'irreconcilable' accounts of events’ decisive of the issues he had to decide.
The actual market wage results from economic forces that turn these seemingly 'irreconcilable' demands into a cooperative contract that benefits everyone.
That is where the problems start, with Tony Blair trying to find an illusory third way between two 'irreconcilable' opinions.
These are truly 'irreconcilable' views, and how this is resolved will have major ramifications.
In the map of memory, a legacy of the Bible to western civilization, Israel and Egypt are 'irreconcilable' enemies.
Of course, it may be foolish to assume that the two references to peace present an 'irreconcilable' contradiction.
The Democrats are caught in 'irreconcilable' contradictions when they attempt to posture as critics of the war.
The notion is 'irreconcilable' to basic skeptic tenets.
She took those seemingly 'irreconcilable' ideas and brought them together under a universal experience: rebellion.
The court then on that material finds that he was not after all incapacitated and you have 'irreconcilable' judgments of the court.
So you can see I consider things and relations to be fundamentally different and 'irreconcilable' .
Advertisers thus present two conflicting and 'irreconcilable' claims about themselves.
On both sides of this divide reign fundamentally different, perhaps 'irreconcilable' visions of man.
Yet despite this humiliation the senior magistrates remained in place, prime among them the first president, d' Aligre, by now Calonne's 'irreconcilable' enemy.
To us, all our different visions are 'irreconcilable' .
At the time Muggeridge declared that he ‘saw life as an eternal battle between two 'irreconcilable' opposites, the world of the flesh and the world of the spirit’.
Three people pursue with integrity their different and 'irreconcilable' ideas of the good life, leading to unavoidable disaster.
There are still many questions on which the Democratic and Republican parties have fundamentally different outlooks and represent distinct and 'irreconcilable' interpretations of the world.
But in the realm of public debate, science and religion frequently seemed like 'irreconcilable' enemies.
She is the natural ally of tyrants and the 'irreconcilable' enemy of freedom.
The claimant and the objectors proceeded before the inspector upon the common ground that the terms of the map and the statement were 'irreconcilable' .
Principals and unionized teachers are not 'irreconcilable' enemies.
As a result, the print is ‘a meditation on the 'irreconcilability' of nature and art, personified by man and woman.’
But even Service cannot ignore one pivotal issue: the 'irreconcilability' of Trotsky's theory of permanent revolution with Stalin's theory of ‘socialism in one country.’
The demon too is an object of worship - a tribute to the principle of devotion manifest as enmity, and a characteristically Indian paradigm seeking to reconcile 'irreconcilables' .
There's no reason to think we all need to agree on everything, but neither is there a reason to think that we want is fundamentally and 'irreconcilably' different.
This, ultimately, is a play about existential resemblances and contrasts, kinships and 'irreconcilables' , uncomfortable truths and futile lies that underlie delicate relationships and unbridgeable chasms.
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