visszaállíthatatlanul

visszaállíthatatlanul is a Hungarian adverb. It translates to "irrevocably" or "irreversibly" in English. This adverb describes a state or action that cannot be undone or changed back to its original condition.

It is often used in contexts where a permanent alteration has occurred, such as in legal matters, personal decisions, or natural processes. For instance, a decision might be made visszaállíthatatlanul, meaning it is final and cannot be rescinded. Similarly, a physical damage to an object might be described as visszaállíthatatlanul broken, indicating it is beyond repair.

The word is formed from the verb "visszaállítani" (to restore, to reinstate) and the suffix "-hatatlan" (unable to) combined with the adverbial suffix "-ul". Therefore, its literal meaning conveys the impossibility of restoration.

The usage of visszaállíthatatlanul emphasizes the finality and permanence of a situation. It implies that any attempts to reverse or alter the outcome will be futile. This word is a common and important part of the Hungarian vocabulary for expressing concepts of irreversibility.