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unavailed

unavailed adjective: of which one does not avail oneself; unused.

Adjective

unavailed (not comparable)

  1. (India) Of which one does not avail oneself; unused.
    • Lastly it is emphasized that the seasonal workers are allowed wages in lieu of unavailed leave in accordance with the terms of the agreement […]1959, Uttar Pradesh (India). Labour Dept, Awards Made by the Tribunals (page 68)
    • However, the unavailed CENVAT credit in respect of capital goods will be allowed only if the said credit was admissible as credit under the existing law and is also admissible as ITC under this CGST Act.2020, V. Srikanth, GST Demystified: A Detailed Analysis

Origin of unavailed

From un- + availed.

Questions about unavailed

What does unavailed mean?
Unavailed means of which one does not avail oneself; unused.
What part of speech is unavailed?
Unavailed is an adjective.

Words near unavailed in the dictionary

  1. unavailable energies
  2. unavailable energy
  3. unavailableness
  4. unavailables
  5. unavailably
  6. unavailed
  7. unavailing
  8. unavailingly
  9. unavailingness
  10. unavaricious
  11. unavariciously

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