unhaveable
unhaveable adjective: not haveable; that cannot be had or obtained.
Adjective
unhaveable (comparative more unhaveable, superlative most unhaveable)
- Not haveable; that cannot be had or obtained.
- The marvel of Ian Rickson’s rapturous interpretation of Anton Chekhov ’s “Seagull,” which opened last week at the Royal Court Theater and quickly became a must-have and largely unhaveable ticket, is how seamlessly it captures the vital paradox that so often escapes productions of this masterwork...2007 February 1, Ben Brantley, “In London, Revivals for Now and Posterity”, in New York Times
Forms of unhaveable
| comparative | more unhaveable |
|---|---|
| superlative | most unhaveable |
Origin of unhaveable
From un- + haveable.
Questions about unhaveable
- What does unhaveable mean?
- Unhaveable means not haveable; that cannot be had or obtained.
- What part of speech is unhaveable?
- Unhaveable is an adjective.
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