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Term: Unredeemable

Description:

Unredeemable is an adjective that refers to something or someone that is beyond saving or unable to be restored or rescued. It can be used to describe a wide range of situations, objects, or individuals that are considered irreparable or irredeemable.

Senses and Usages:

1. Financial Sense: In finance, unredeemable usually refers to a type of financial security, such as a bond or debenture, that cannot be redeemed or repaid by the issuer before maturity. These unredeemable securities are also known as non-refundable or non-callable bonds.
2. Moral Sense: In a moral context, unredeemable describes a person who is considered morally corrupt or beyond any chance of redemption. It implies that the individual has committed such severe or unforgivable acts that their status is deemed hopeless.
3. Material Sense: In a material sense, unredeemable can be used to describe objects or items that are damaged, broken, or in such poor condition that they cannot be repaired or restored to their original state. It signifies that the item is beyond salvage or redemption.

Sample Sentences:

1. The company issued unredeemable bonds, ensuring that investors cannot redeem them before the maturity date.

2. After years of drug addiction and criminal activities, he had become an unredeemable individual in the eyes of society.

3. Due to the extensive fire damage, the historic building became unredeemable and had to be torn down.

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