Douglas Southall Freeman

The incurably suspicious Arthur Lee, youngest brother of Richard Henry, was of opinion that what others termed 'errors' in the Constitution were a deliberate scheme to create an oligarchy.

American Historian

Hunter S. Thompson

Nixon represents that dark, venal and incurably violent side of the American character almost every other country in the world has learned to fear and despise.

American Journalist

Philip Roth

Just like those who are incurably ill, the aged know everything about their dying except exactly when.

American Novelist

Gillian Cross

I'm incurably nosey - so naturally I'm a great reader.

British Author

Used to describe situations or conditions that have no possibility of being reversed or healed.

Irremediable Condition

Suggests a deep-seated or inherent characteristic that someone is not expected to change.

Certain Attitude

Sometimes used metaphorically to emphasize the strength of someone's trait or belief.

Not Literally

Highlights an individual's deeply held belief or opinion that is unlikely to be changed.

Deep-seated Belief

In psychological domains, it describes long-standing habits or beliefs, often discussed in therapy.

Psychological Application

Common in academic or clinical discussions to denote characteristics that are persistent and resistant to intervention.

Academic Tone

 and not just because I learned that apparently, I’m incurably seasick. I also saw what it's like when you take away the diesel fumes and the black smoke that spew from today's freighters and ports. Instead, our vessel smelled like fresh sea breeze and the bags of cardamom we carried

Incurably

Irremediable Condition

Certain Attitude

Not Literally

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