Synonym: compelling, moving. Antonym: resistant. Similar words: resist, resistant, resistance, compatible, stirred up, perceptible, desist, susceptible. Meaning: [‚ɪrɪ'zɪstəbl] 
adj. 1. impossible to resist; overpowering 2. overpoweringly attractive.
adj. 1. impossible to resist; overpowering 2. overpoweringly attractive. 
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91. In the end the immovable object vanquished the irresistible force.
92. I want to talk in metaphors of heat, of burning, of barriers melting down in the face of irresistible passions.
93. Yet the temptation to use the Games for political purposes remains irresistible.
94. They had at Castle Menzies - at the sunrise of the movement, striding from house to house,[http://sentencedict.com/irresistible.html] irresistible.
95. The compulsion to develop physical maturity long in advance of emotional growth was irresistible.
96. All wrapped up in irresistible humour and a zest for life.
97. The extremely lucrative trade in endangered species is proving irresistible to countries in grave currency crisis.
98. Look for their Hair Glistener - it leaves hair smelling irresistible and creates subtle, glittering highlights in your hair.
99. This was an irrational longing too, but after a while it became irresistible.
100. Tainting the courts with politics is very bad form, but apparently irresistible.
101. The cuckoo's cavernous red gape may be irresistible to the overworked foster parents.
102. I was overcome with an irresistible urge to hit him.
103. Gardeners who find everything at the nursery irresistible can end up with a hodgepodge, rather than a pleasing overall effect.
104. Lemmon made it briefly on Broadway, but Hollywood-and a part opposite the great comedian Judy Holliday-proved irresistible.
105. They need to know that you appreciate their efforts, your task is to spread irresistible enthusiasm.
106. Perhaps these techniques have that irresistible fascination of overhearing gossip about oneself.
107. Yet there is that nearly irresistible need for lawyers to smear their adversary[sentencedict.com], even a grieving widow.
108. Yet these upward pressures became irresistible in the period of the economic prosperity that followed the Second World War.
109. Guy takes turns abusing his beautiful wife and his voluptuous mistress, which makes him irresistible to both women.
110. Or perhaps they felt an irresistible urge to act as Guardians of Truth.
111. True art is characterized by an irresistible urge in the creative artist. Albert Einstein 
112. His irresistible impulse to set fire to shoe shop.
113. An irresistible power is diffusing the air.
114. Love is an irresistible desire to irresistibly desired.
115. You're quite irresistible in that sexy skin-tight getup ?
116. Carrie smiled under his irresistible flood of geniality.
117. They feel the case for change is irresistible.
118. He irresistible impulse to jump.
119. Penny: It's a new cocktail dress, absolutely irresistible.
120. The raging trend of reforms is irresistible.
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