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US
/ənˈjuzəbəɫ/
]
[ UK /ʌnjˈuːzəbəl/ ]
[ UK /ʌnjˈuːzəbəl/ ]
ADJECTIVE
- not capable of being used
How To Use unusable In A Sentence
- Northwest Airlines refused to make refunds for the unusable tickets.
- The normal supply of water has turned brown and unusable.
- Its other function is to take over your hard disc and encrypt all the file directories, rendering the disc unusable.
- The picture galleries of the High Museum are treated as subsidiary spaces shunted off from the proportionally dominant, glass-paneled entry rotunda, which is flooded with daylight and unusable for the display of works that require careful conservation. The Big Rock Candy Mountain
- The western section is already at an acceptable standard but the east section is in poor condition, virtually unusable when wet.
- Within months the neurological disorder focal dystonia took full hold, leaving his hand permanently clenched and unusable.
- But Kato was undeterred even though the French expedition declared the icefall destroyed and unusable.
- Humans with overt metapsychic powers were slowly increasing in number; however, in the majority of the population, the mindpowers were either meager to the point of nullity, or else latent, that is, nearly unusable, because of psychological barriers or other factors. The Golden Torc
- The fishponds there were generally small and sited on marginal lands unusable for agriculture.
- One thing Google has to recognise is when your thinking of rolling out this across the enterprise you have to take into account the needs of all users – and right not I can imaging lots of people in sales and marketing finding gmail unusable due to threading. Gmail getting there but still needs unthread « Squash