Incurable (adjective)

Not able to be cured or healed.

Origin:

From in- (not) + curable (able to be cured).

Examples:

1. The cancer was incurable and the patient was given only a few months to live.
2. The patient was diagnosed with an incurable disease, and given palliative care.
3. The incurable condition left the patient with a lot of physical and emotional pain.
4. The incurable nature of the disease made it difficult to manage and accept.
5. The incurable infection spread rapidly, and affected a large number of people.