irrevocably

But the world had irrevocably changed in those three days.

Her mind had set irrevocably into middle age when she was about ten.

Why did he feel as though his life had just changed irrevocably?

He certainly changed my life irrevocably and I have heard others say the same thing.

Already, they both knew that their lives had been irrevocably changed.

He had given up everything in its cause, his life irrevocably changed.

She had given herself irrevocably into the hands of this man.

And I could never have done that if you were irrevocably dead.

Of course, it could not last, but the experience had left him irrevocably changed.

In the year following the 9/11 attacks, the world changed irrevocably.

Yet am I linked irrevocably to them all the same.

From the moment of diagnosis, their lives are irrevocably changed.

Not 10 minutes later, the couple's lives were irrevocably altered.

For us, the issue has been solved finally and irrevocably.

Now, for better or worse, we were fully and irrevocably inside it.

Those who see it will find themselves irrevocably altered by the experience.

But her life, like everything else about the neighborhood, is irrevocably changing.

The power of his language has irrevocably changed us and our poetry.

"It is your conviction that we have irrevocably lost the war?"

And I'd be irrevocably associated with the tragedy, he thought.

But he promised himself irrevocably that it would be for the last time.

But the mark of the last century was stamped irrevocably on both building and office.

If one of them did not speak soon, they would be irrevocably separated.

Starting this week, the Olympics change irrevocably for the public.

More irrevocably than the others, it is a disease of civilization.