LearningByListening (by Mrs. Fey)

The word "incorrigible" refers to someone or something that is beyond correction, improvement, or reform. Here are 10 examples of how the word can be used in a sentence:

Hear it in a funny movie:

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More examples:

1. Despite numerous interventions, the child remained incorrigible and continued to exhibit disruptive behavior in school.
2. The criminal's long history of offenses led the judge to label him as an incorrigible offender.
3. The teacher found the student to be incorrigible, as he consistently refused to follow classroom rules.
4. No matter how many times his friends tried to help him, John's gambling addiction proved to be incorrigible.
5. The company decided to terminate the employment of the incorrigible employee who repeatedly violated company policies.
6. The cat was deemed incorrigible by the shelter staff due to its aggressive behavior towards other animals.

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455 viewsFey Noori EFL, ESL, IELTS, edited  May 12 at 03:55

The word "incorrigible" refers to someone or something that is beyond correction, improvement, or reform. Here are 10 examples of how the word can be used in a sentence:

Hear it in a funny movie:

https://getyarn.io/yarn-clip/89358794-9b3c-48fd-ac09-e621fbf5cd7a

More examples:

1. Despite numerous interventions, the child remained incorrigible and continued to exhibit disruptive behavior in school.
2. The criminal's long history of offenses led the judge to label him as an incorrigible offender.
3. The teacher found the student to be incorrigible, as he consistently refused to follow classroom rules.
4. No matter how many times his friends tried to help him, John's gambling addiction proved to be incorrigible.
5. The company decided to terminate the employment of the incorrigible employee who repeatedly violated company policies.
6. The cat was deemed incorrigible by the shelter staff due to its aggressive behavior towards other animals.

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