unratable
unratable adjective: that cannot be rated.
Adjective
unratable (comparative more unratable, superlative most unratable)
- That cannot be rated.
- “Lacking any significant performance history, rating agencies rated unratable products for regulatory approval and escaped liability for doing so under First Amendment protection,” said Joseph Mason, a finance professor at Louisiana State University.2009 June 18, Eric Dash, “Overhaul Leaves Rating Agencies Largely Untouched”, in New York Times
Forms of unratable
| comparative | more unratable |
|---|---|
| superlative | most unratable |
| alternative form | unrateable |
Origin of unratable
From un- + ratable.
Questions about unratable
- What does unratable mean?
- Unratable means that cannot be rated.
- What part of speech is unratable?
- Unratable is an adjective.
Words near unratable in the dictionary
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