Etymology
Irrepressible is derived from the Latin words:
Meaning
Irrepressible means:
Origin
The word irrepressible was first used in the early 17th century to describe something that cannot be restrained or suppressed. It was initially used in a political context to refer to individuals or groups who could not be controlled by the authorities.
Over time, the usage of the word expanded to include other situations where something could not be contained or controlled. It is now commonly used to describe people, feelings, or behaviors that are difficult to restrain or suppress.
Examples
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