With the last monosyllable, answering to a command of reverence and awe and stricken grief, he dropped to his knees and knelt beside the casket, and when at length he looked up-and rose gropingly-the picture of two elderly soldiers, standing stiff and tight-lipped, stamped itself Ineradicably on his brain.
"The Tempering"
Charles Neville Buck
This indomitable person had the love of the stage Ineradicably implanted in him.
"The Gem Collector"
P. G. Wodehouse
492 Art rests upon a kind of religious sense: it is deeply and Ineradicably in earnest.
"Maxims and Reflections"
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe