Definition of ineradicable | Bee Dictionary of English

She still shows the benign effects of a limpid childhood and shines quietly with another unpurchasable endowmentan ineradicable gentility.
The aim of talks must be to convince the Soviet Union that the German people have an ineradicable right to self-determination.
His meticulous crosshatching created three ineradicable symbols: the Democratic Donkey, the Republican Elephant and the Tammany Tiger.

Let's Put The Bureaucrats Under Surveillance
We all know that enterprises run by the state suffer from ineradicable flaws in their DNA. Inefficiency. Lack of accountability. Unresponsiveness to customers. We believe such conditions to be akin to laws of nature, in contrast to private enterprises which by their nature cannot long survive with those attributes.
July 25, 2013 - Forbes

George Steiner in The Australian
It is the month in which our youth put down an ineradicable stamp in the history of this country, braving all odds to fight for equal education for all. And in the same spirit, the gains that have been made through democracy should therefore accrue... Jacob Zuma http://www.google.com/url?q=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jacob_Zuma&source=dictionary&usg=AFQjCNFQ47WD3qRVdAhrRfNNHm_BHsNLeA Sowetan http://www.google.com/url?q=http://www.sowetan.co.za/News/Article.aspx%3Fid%3D1152229&source=dictionary&usg=AFQjCNFrBOdrPsj7icroQSxaVBQYouPZ2w Jun 16, 2010 51365 68904 ineradicable George Steiner, in his reluctant autobiography Errata, says: What, then, is the wellspring of our ineradicable hopes, of our intimations of futurity, of our forward-dreams and utopias, public and private? Whence the radiant scandal of our...
Michael Chabon in Boston Globe (registration)
In the introduction to "Astonishing," Chabon writes that the horror genre "is -- in a fundamental and perhaps ineradicable way -- a marketing tool," and this collection could probably sell itself as one that breaks many of the rules of genre...

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