Definition of irresistibly in English:

irresistibly

adverb ɪrɪˈzɪstɪbliˌɪ(r)rəˈzɪstəbli

1In a way that is too attractive and tempting to be resisted.
men are irresistibly attracted to her
their eyes were drawn irresistibly back to the house
Example sentencesExamples
- The spectacular firework display finale is a charming end to an irresistibly likeable performance.
- The ridges formed by the edges of the underlying shapes interrupt the smoothness of the glossy surfaces and provide the works with an irresistibly tactile appeal.
- Why these kids find him irresistibly cool is beyond me.
- You get off the train and walk south, drawn irresistibly towards the mighty red portico carved out of the building itself.
- It's a comfortable, irresistibly charming place to visit.
- She is the movie's sexpot, a siren that irresistibly attracts men.
- Although he was notoriously ugly, he was irresistibly attractive to women.
- His performances are irresistibly vivacious, dramatic, and rhythmically compelling.
- Women were the vortex personified for Hitchcock, alluring sirens that drew you irresistibly to your doom.
- The film's closing track is an irresistibly jovial Irish jig.
1. 1.1 In a way that is too powerful or convincing to be resisted.
  I am irresistibly reminded of the advice of a friend of mine
  Example sentencesExamples
  There is nothing ostensibly subversive about the images in theological terms, but they seem irresistibly to evoke the vicious pagan anti-type.
  He felt some dark presence moving irresistibly upon him from the darkness.
  The viewer is irresistibly embroiled in the act of creation, and thereby marked forever with the power of his gorgeous creations.
  We still irresistibly trust that those carved stones can somehow vault us over the millennia to a kind of psychic and even perceptual proximity to their subject.
  The spiraling open-air ramp irresistibly recalls the gravity-defying swirls of Tecton's penguin pool.
  The arrival of the beard in the late 1870s irresistibly suggests a change in Brahms, a retreat from a young romantic view into the severe classicism of the crusty bachelor.
  His nostrils itched irresistibly, and through a series of sneezes the truth exploded.
  This storm irresistibly propels him into the future to which his back is turned, while the pile of debris before him grows skyward.
  The equation of human life with a transitory show struck Shakespeare's contemporaries as irresistibly true.
  The facts that bear a peculiar character irresistibly suggest a peculiar cause.

Definition of irresistibly in US English:

irresistibly

adverbˌɪ(r)rəˈzɪstəbliˌi(r)rəˈzistəblē

1In a way that is too attractive and tempting to be resisted.
men are irresistibly attracted to her
their eyes were drawn irresistibly back to the house
Example sentencesExamples
- The spectacular firework display finale is a charming end to an irresistibly likeable performance.
- Why these kids find him irresistibly cool is beyond me.
- The ridges formed by the edges of the underlying shapes interrupt the smoothness of the glossy surfaces and provide the works with an irresistibly tactile appeal.
- She is the movie's sexpot, a siren that irresistibly attracts men.
- Women were the vortex personified for Hitchcock, alluring sirens that drew you irresistibly to your doom.
- Although he was notoriously ugly, he was irresistibly attractive to women.
- The film's closing track is an irresistibly jovial Irish jig.
- It's a comfortable, irresistibly charming place to visit.
- His performances are irresistibly vivacious, dramatic, and rhythmically compelling.
- You get off the train and walk south, drawn irresistibly towards the mighty red portico carved out of the building itself.
1. 1.1 In a way that is too powerful or convincing to be resisted.
  I am irresistibly reminded of the advice of a friend of mine
  Example sentencesExamples
  We still irresistibly trust that those carved stones can somehow vault us over the millennia to a kind of psychic and even perceptual proximity to their subject.
  The spiraling open-air ramp irresistibly recalls the gravity-defying swirls of Tecton's penguin pool.
  The facts that bear a peculiar character irresistibly suggest a peculiar cause.
  The equation of human life with a transitory show struck Shakespeare's contemporaries as irresistibly true.
  The viewer is irresistibly embroiled in the act of creation, and thereby marked forever with the power of his gorgeous creations.
  There is nothing ostensibly subversive about the images in theological terms, but they seem irresistibly to evoke the vicious pagan anti-type.
  This storm irresistibly propels him into the future to which his back is turned, while the pile of debris before him grows skyward.
  The arrival of the beard in the late 1870s irresistibly suggests a change in Brahms, a retreat from a young romantic view into the severe classicism of the crusty bachelor.
  He felt some dark presence moving irresistibly upon him from the darkness.
  His nostrils itched irresistibly, and through a series of sneezes the truth exploded.

单词	irresistibly
释义	Definition of irresistibly in English: irresistibly adverb ɪrɪˈzɪstɪbliˌɪ(r)rəˈzɪstəbli 1In a way that is too attractive and tempting to be resisted. men are irresistibly attracted to her their eyes were drawn irresistibly back to the house Example sentencesExamples The spectacular firework display finale is a charming end to an irresistibly likeable performance. The ridges formed by the edges of the underlying shapes interrupt the smoothness of the glossy surfaces and provide the works with an irresistibly tactile appeal. Why these kids find him irresistibly cool is beyond me. You get off the train and walk south, drawn irresistibly towards the mighty red portico carved out of the building itself. It's a comfortable, irresistibly charming place to visit. She is the movie's sexpot, a siren that irresistibly attracts men. Although he was notoriously ugly, he was irresistibly attractive to women. His performances are irresistibly vivacious, dramatic, and rhythmically compelling. Women were the vortex personified for Hitchcock, alluring sirens that drew you irresistibly to your doom. The film's closing track is an irresistibly jovial Irish jig. 1.1 In a way that is too powerful or convincing to be resisted. I am irresistibly reminded of the advice of a friend of mine Example sentencesExamples There is nothing ostensibly subversive about the images in theological terms, but they seem irresistibly to evoke the vicious pagan anti-type. He felt some dark presence moving irresistibly upon him from the darkness. The viewer is irresistibly embroiled in the act of creation, and thereby marked forever with the power of his gorgeous creations. We still irresistibly trust that those carved stones can somehow vault us over the millennia to a kind of psychic and even perceptual proximity to their subject. The spiraling open-air ramp irresistibly recalls the gravity-defying swirls of Tecton's penguin pool. The arrival of the beard in the late 1870s irresistibly suggests a change in Brahms, a retreat from a young romantic view into the severe classicism of the crusty bachelor. His nostrils itched irresistibly, and through a series of sneezes the truth exploded. This storm irresistibly propels him into the future to which his back is turned, while the pile of debris before him grows skyward. The equation of human life with a transitory show struck Shakespeare's contemporaries as irresistibly true. The facts that bear a peculiar character irresistibly suggest a peculiar cause. Definition of irresistibly in US English: irresistibly adverbˌɪ(r)rəˈzɪstəbliˌi(r)rəˈzistəblē 1In a way that is too attractive and tempting to be resisted. men are irresistibly attracted to her their eyes were drawn irresistibly back to the house Example sentencesExamples The spectacular firework display finale is a charming end to an irresistibly likeable performance. Why these kids find him irresistibly cool is beyond me. The ridges formed by the edges of the underlying shapes interrupt the smoothness of the glossy surfaces and provide the works with an irresistibly tactile appeal. She is the movie's sexpot, a siren that irresistibly attracts men. Women were the vortex personified for Hitchcock, alluring sirens that drew you irresistibly to your doom. Although he was notoriously ugly, he was irresistibly attractive to women. The film's closing track is an irresistibly jovial Irish jig. It's a comfortable, irresistibly charming place to visit. His performances are irresistibly vivacious, dramatic, and rhythmically compelling. You get off the train and walk south, drawn irresistibly towards the mighty red portico carved out of the building itself. 1.1 In a way that is too powerful or convincing to be resisted. I am irresistibly reminded of the advice of a friend of mine Example sentencesExamples We still irresistibly trust that those carved stones can somehow vault us over the millennia to a kind of psychic and even perceptual proximity to their subject. The spiraling open-air ramp irresistibly recalls the gravity-defying swirls of Tecton's penguin pool. The facts that bear a peculiar character irresistibly suggest a peculiar cause. The equation of human life with a transitory show struck Shakespeare's contemporaries as irresistibly true. The viewer is irresistibly embroiled in the act of creation, and thereby marked forever with the power of his gorgeous creations. There is nothing ostensibly subversive about the images in theological terms, but they seem irresistibly to evoke the vicious pagan anti-type. This storm irresistibly propels him into the future to which his back is turned, while the pile of debris before him grows skyward. The arrival of the beard in the late 1870s irresistibly suggests a change in Brahms, a retreat from a young romantic view into the severe classicism of the crusty bachelor. He felt some dark presence moving irresistibly upon him from the darkness. His nostrils itched irresistibly, and through a series of sneezes the truth exploded.
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