ineradicable
21ineradicable — /ɪnəˈrædəkəbəl/ (say inuh raduhkuhbuhl) adjective not eradicable; that cannot be eradicated, rooted out, or removed utterly. –ineradicably, adverb …
22ineradicable — adj. that cannot be rooted out. Derivatives: ineradicably adv …
23ineradicably — ineradicable ► ADJECTIVE ▪ unable to be destroyed or removed. DERIVATIVES ineradicably adverb …
24Effet ELIZA — En informatique, l effet ELIZA, désigne la tendance à assimiler de manière inconsciente le comportement d un ordinateur à celui d un être humain. Dans sa forme spécifique, l effet ELIZA désigne uniquement « la prédisposition à attribuer à… …
25ingrained — (= engrained), adjective 1) ingrained attitudes Syn: entrenched, established, deep rooted, deep seated, fixed, firm, unshakable, ineradicable; inveterate, dyed in the wool, abiding, enduring, stubborn …
26ingrained, engrained — ▶ adjective 1 ingrained attitudes: ENTRENCHED, established, deep rooted, deep seated, fixed, firm, unshakeable, ineradicable; inveterate …
27ineradicableness — noun see ineradicable * * * ineradˈicableness noun • • • Main Entry: ↑ineradicable …
28ineradicably — adverb see ineradicable * * * ineradˈicably adverb • • • Main Entry: ↑ineradicable …
29in´e|rad´i|ca|bly — in|e|rad|i|ca|ble «IHN ih RAD uh kuh buhl», adjective. that cannot be rooted out or got rid of: »Misdemeanors and offenses…were as ineradicable from her brain as the patrician wrinkle was between her eyes (Saul Bellow). Once convalescent, he is… …
30in|e|rad|i|ca|ble — «IHN ih RAD uh kuh buhl», adjective. that cannot be rooted out or got rid of: »Misdemeanors and offenses…were as ineradicable from her brain as the patrician wrinkle was between her eyes (Saul Bellow). Once convalescent, he is ordered to return… …
