irreconcilable

Converse of object

• reconcile: They strive to reconcile the irreconcilable, don't they?
• seem: Yet it seems irreconcilable with the unity of Brahman or Consciousness.
• prove: It deals, firstly, with the widening gap between the mentality and values of Junteros and Africanistas that would ultimately prove irreconcilable.

Preposition: with

• doctrine: Such difficulties can be explained and are in no way irreconcilable with the doctrine of inerrancy.
• claim: Those tests were totally irreconcilable with the claims by both countries that they were committed to nuclear disarmament.

Modifies a noun

• antagonism: Within a caste society there is an irreconcilable antagonism between the interests of the various castes.
• contradiction: REPLY: I think there is an irreconcilable contradiction in this question.
• disagreement: In such cases of irreconcilable disagreement between examiners, whether between internal and internal or internal and external, the external's decision prevails.
• hostility: By the end of his life Muhammad's relationship with the Jews had deteriorated to the point of irreconcilable hostility.
• conflict: In the case of an irreconcilable conflict, the patient has a legal right to a second opinion.
• difference: She filed for divorce last August citing " irreconcilable differences " .

Modifying Another Word

• seemingly: Their seemingly irreconcilable dreams threaten to tear them apart... .
• apparently: Until we can rise above emotion into the thinking of God, we will never be able to reconcile these apparently irreconcilable views.
• totally: Either view, if detailed, would be totally irreconcilable with the other.
• not: They may vary and seem very different, but they are not irreconcilable.
• utterly: Two world views, utterly irreconcilable: a philosophical chasm.
• often: These often irreconcilable goals led to many of the problems with the process.

Used with adjective complement

• seem: Most people like these ideas but once you get to the details of how they exactly " want it " , differences seems irreconcilable.
• appear: The six resulting hypotheses create a split among the party that appears irreconcilable.