unerasable
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Definition
Adjective: 1. Cannot be removed, erased, or forgotten: Describes something that is permanent, lasting, or makes a very strong and lasting impression. It often refers to physical marks that cannot be removed or to memories/impressions that are impossible to forget.
Usage
The adjective "unerasable" is used to modify a noun, indicating the permanent or indelible nature of that noun. It is a formal word. * It typically precedes the noun it describes (e.g., unerasable mark). * It can follow a linking verb like "is" or "seems" (e.g., The memory is unerasable).
Examples
- The accident left an unerasable scar on the car's frame.
- Her kindness during that difficult time left an unerasable impression on me.
- The data was written to the drive in an unerasable format for security.
- The tragic events of that day created unerasable memories for the entire community.
Advanced Usage
- Figurative Use: While it can describe physical marks, "unerasable" is frequently used in a figurative sense for emotions, memories, or psychological impacts. >
Variants and Related Words
- Indelible (adj.): The most common synonym, meaning impossible to remove, erase, or forget. ()
- Permanent (adj.): Lasting or intended to last indefinitely without change. ()
- Inextinguishable (adj.): Impossible to extinguish or destroy. Often used for feelings or qualities. ()
- Ineffaceable (adj.): (Formal) Incapable of being erased or wiped out.
Synonyms
- Indelible
- Permanent
- Lasting
- Ineradicable
- Ineffaceable
Antonyms
- Erasable
- Temporary
- Fleeting
- Fading
Adjective
- cannot be removed or erased
- an indelible stain
- indelible memories