Usage examples (5)

• The inexpungible scent of a bottle of perfume he had broken
• Still, Japan will no longer accept the assumption that, because of an inexpungible war guilt, it is somehow forever ineligible for its own form of nationalism.
• Something unmentionable had happened in which he was vicariously but inextricably implicated; a gross, black, inexpungible blot had fallen on Scott-King overnight.
• No, they are zealots, with a quasi-religious faith in the inherent benignity of these things, and in the inexpungible wickedness of those who oppose them, or cynical...