Used to express that something can't be fixed and should be replaced.

Irreparable Condition

It usually refers to objects or situations, not people, unless used humorously.

Not About People

Highlights that there's no hope of returning to a good state.

Conveys reaching a personal limit of what one can handle, often due to frustration.

Indicates that the speaker is likely to take action or make a change.

Shows extreme emotion or stress, informal usage common in spoken English.

Implies a situation is beyond salvage and failure is unavoidable.

Suggests that a negative result is now certain or highly expected.

Used when someone has accepted they cannot win or succeed in something.