adj. not capable of being cured or reformed
They held out little hope for the prisoner because he was incorrigible.
They held out little hope for the prisoner because he was incorrigible.
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When Christine said Grant was incorrigible she meant he :
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hopeless; incurable; unreformable
correctable;curable
5 syllables
in-cor-ri-gi-ble
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