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Meanings of quite unprocurable in English
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Usage of quite unprocurable in English
1
I have about half-a-ton myself, which, until a few minutes age, would have been quite unprocurable.
2
This is a reprint of a book that has been out of print and quite unprocurable for many years.
3
That particular edition (he assured Miltoun) was quite unprocurable-hehad never sold but one other copy, which had been literally, crumbling away.