Broken
Incurable
Incurable adjective - Not capable of being cured or reformed.
Broken and incurable are semantically related in ruined topic. Sometimes you can use "Broken" instead an adjective "Incurable".
Nearby Word: incurability
Both words in one sentence
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Broken Aesop: A big plot point, leading to Ned's firing from GMHC, is that the gay people of New York would rather not stop having sex, even in the face of a deadly and incurable disease that might well be sexually transmitted.
Source: Theatre / The Normal Heart
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