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unassignable

/ˌʌnəˈsaɪnəbl̩/

unassignable adjective: not assignable.

Adjective

unassignable (not comparable)

  1. Not assignable.
    • Bevhalstia is unique and unassignable to any modern family of plants. So we start by comparing it to what we know.2002, Michael Klesius, quoting Chris Hill, “The Big Bloom: How Flowering Plants Changed the World”, in National Geographic
    • SNAP [the Survivors Network of those Abused by Priests] officially made their accusation on the steps of the Federal Courthouse in Milwaukee, on Wednesday. They cited the minutes from a March 2003 Milwaukee Archdiocese Finance council meeting. The minutes show there was a discussion about...2012 May 31, Cathy Hayes, “Cardinal Timothy Dolan took part in pedophile priest payoff to leave church”, in IrishCentral.com

Origin of unassignable

From un- + assignable.

Words formed from unassignable

Questions about unassignable

What does unassignable mean?
Unassignable means not assignable.
What part of speech is unassignable?
Unassignable is an adjective.
How do you pronounce unassignable?
Unassignable is pronounced /ˌʌnəˈsaɪnəbl̩/.

Words near unassignable in the dictionary

  1. unassessed
  2. unassibilated
  3. unassiduous
  4. unassign
  5. unassignability
  6. unassignable
  7. unassignably
  8. unassigned
  9. unassigning
  10. unassignment
  11. unassigns

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