[
UK
/ʌnplˈeɪəbəl/
]
ADJECTIVE
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not capable of or suitable for being played or played on
the field was unplayable
some music seems almost unplayable
the golf ball was in an unplayable lie
How To Use unplayable In A Sentence
- A short-rising ball from Farmer was unplayable by the batsman and the match ended as a draw with the scores tied.
- It puts them quickly on the offensive, but always with the padlock secure at the back and Portsmouth found them unplayable. Times, Sunday Times
- I have LPs, EPs, battered 78s, reissues, and foreign imports, from the pristine and unplayed to the almost unplayable. LOVE YOU MADLY
- The major flaws come with no online game play and the unresponsive controls can almost make the game unplayable at times.
- In almost unplayable conditions Blackburn produced their worst performance of the season against local rivals Bolton.
- Napster requires you to log into your account with a portable player at least once a month, or the songs become unplayable.
- Also, in writing for mallet percussion, non percussionist composers tend to compose at a piano keyboard resulting in numerous passages easily playable by ten fingers, yet often unplayable with four mallets.
- At times he was unplayable. Times, Sunday Times
- After all of 10 seconds at the ground, it was obvious that large parts of the pitch were unplayable.
- This was the third consecutive game in inclement weather at Heinz Field, including tropical-like rain that fell throughout Pittsburgh's 3-0 victory over Miami on Nov. 26 and left a newly sodded field nearly unplayable. USATODAY.com