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To me it sounds weird to use "non-redeemable" of a person. Instead, we say "He's irredeemable", meaning that he has faults that cannot be corrected.
- To me it sounds weird to use "non-redeemable" of a person.
- Instead, we say "He's irredeemable", meaning that he has faults that cannot be corrected.
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To me it sounds weird to use "non-redeemable" of a person. Instead, we say "He's irredeemable", meaning that he has faults that cannot be corrected.
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