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unorganizable

unorganizable adjective: that cannot be organized.

Adjective

unorganizable (comparative more unorganizable, superlative most unorganizable)

  1. That cannot be organized.
    • But ideas and sentiments of alien kinds, or unorganizable kinds, were, if not rejected, yet accepted with indifference, and soon dropped away."1911, William James, Memories and Studies
    • Excluding employers, the salaried group, agricultural and clerical workers, persons engaged in personal or domestic service, and those below twenty years of age (unorganizable workers), the organizable total was 11,490,944.1922, Selig Perlman, A History of Trade Unionism in the United States

Forms of unorganizable

comparativemore unorganizable
superlativemost unorganizable

Origin of unorganizable

From un- + organizable.

Questions about unorganizable

What does unorganizable mean?
Unorganizable means that cannot be organized.
What part of speech is unorganizable?
Unorganizable is an adjective.

Words near unorganizable in the dictionary

  1. unorganical
  2. unorganically
  3. unorganisable
  4. unorganised
  5. unorganizability
  6. unorganizable
  7. unorganized
  8. Unorganized Borough
  9. unorganized territories
  10. unorganized territory
  11. unorganizedly

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