incorrigible
in ko ruh juh buhl
- a impervious to correction by punishment
- Adam's incorrigible habit of thieving finally caught up with him when he was caught red-handed and was lodged into a jail.
- That was certainly the case when he sprung his romance with Bruni on a French public that had been watching Sarkozy take a prolonged bashing over his hosting incorrigible Libyan .
- For the first time, vast numbers of politicals (incorrigible "enemies of the people") were segregated from common criminals (redeemable "class allies").