| Some deep psychological compensation for my ineradicable temperamental wimpiness is at work. |
| I'm looking for evidence to counter the belief that war or the threat thereof are ineradicable aspects of our culture. |
| The smell of urine so deeply impregnated the furnishings and floors of the dayrooms that it seemed ineradicable. |
| Even if the differences are cultural, rather than biological, they are ineradicable. |
| Here is the seeming ineradicable fallacy that multiplying currency increases wealth and prosperity. |
| We all use the word carelessly, complicit with the ineradicable tinge of tawdriness that it always carries with it. |
