incurably in English
adverb
in an incurable manner, in an untreatable manner; incorrigibly, unchangeably
Use "incurably" in a sentence
1. She was incurably dishonest.
2. She was incurably optimistic.
3. He is incurably ill.
4. He is incurably romantic.
5. He was incurably lazy.
6. She was told that she was incurably ill.
7. For father and myself she was incurably ambitious.
8. His travel disappointed him, for he found that America was incurably homogenized.
9. 29 His travel disappointed him, for he found that America was incurably homogenized.
10. For herself she wanted nothing. For father and myself she was incurably ambitious.
11. A singing teacher who is in love with Rosalinde incurably romantic and egotistical.
12. Take the incurably sick dog to the veterinarian and ask him to put it away.
13. 15 Modernity, then, is incurably materialistic but it can look towards either collectivism or individualism.
14. As those who know fishermen well have often testified, they are gamblers and incurably optimistic.
15. Man was made to look for answers outside of himself. He is incurably religious by nature.
16. But young people are incurably optimistic and women have a special knack of forgetting their troubles.
17. Is day - by - day getting more and more incurable, the life one time loves you incurably.
18. 23 She was incurably sentimental about wildlife and they were seldom without some maimed, deserted or starving creatures.
19. They were much more concerned about efforts to prevent illness, and to improve the quality of life of people incurably ill.
20. A Cockeyed Optimist Lyrics: When the sky is bright canary yellow / I forget ev'ry cloud I've ever seen / So they called me a Cockeyed optimist / Immature and incurably green / I have heard people