incorrigeable

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Term: incorrigible

Part of Speech: Adjective

Sense: Unable to be corrected or reformed

Usage: This term is used to describe someone or something that is beyond correction or incapable of being reformed despite efforts

Examples:

He was an incorrigible troublemaker, always causing disruption in class.
The company tried numerous times to improve the quality of their product, but the production line remained incorrigible.
Despite multiple warnings, his incorrigible behavior led to his expulsion from school.

Part of Speech: Noun

Sense: A person who is incorrigible

Usage: This term can also be used to refer to an individual who displays consistent and unchangeable negative behaviors

Examples:

She was labeled an incorrigible after serving multiple sentences in prison but continuing to commit crimes.
The judge, recognizing the defendant's long history of criminal activity, determined him to be an incorrigible and handed down a severe sentence.
The support group aims to provide guidance and rehabilitation for incorrigibles who want to turn their lives around.