unsalable

IPA: ʌnsˈeɪɫʌbʌɫ

noun

  • (US) Something that cannot be sold.

adjective

  • Not salable; unmerchantable.
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Examples of "unsalable" in Sentences

  • However, unsalable though it be, it's awful purty.
  • Why do you think publishers find these stories so "unsalable"?
  • The mortgage-backed securities the banks had bought became unsalable and lost much of their value.
  • I was also on a mission to convince my favorite local fishmonger, Blue Moon Fish, to carry eel, because they were so plentiful in the waters but were thought to be unsalable.
  • But Holly Lisle tells the cautionary tale of her romance-writing effort, which ended in a very bad and unsalable novel because her interest was not in the romance genre, but fantasy.
  • Depending on your point of view, it would either wisely curtail unhealthy development in rural areas, or strangle the economic future of hardworking farmers by rendering their land unsalable.
  • Last July, the Minnesota Court of Appeals ruled that Johnson is entitled to damages from the pesticide cooperative that contaminated his fields, rendering his crop unsalable in the organic market.

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