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Meanings of unapproachable in English
Catalan
inaccessible Spanish
inabordable Inaccessibly located or situated.
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Usage of unapproachable in English
1
Marsh hesitated; then, throwing his head back, remarked in an unapproachable manner:
2
Enough fissionable material to keep the surface of Eros unapproachable for years.
3
Mrs. Dillingham had told the whole story in her own unapproachable way.
4
How distant she had seemed once to him; what an unapproachable goddess.
5
It is a word from the invisible, unapproachable Spirit of the universe.
6
But Karna was unapproachable; those dirty feet had quite turned her head.
7
But for some reason, she'd never considered Callum as unapproachable as Ramsey.
8
He looked as unconcerned and unapproachable as only the young can look.
9
Since the meeting with the governor, he had grown dour and unapproachable.
10
But this quiet, grave young man hitherto had seemed to her unapproachable.
11
And after that look, he felt her more unapproachable than at first.
12
I DO wish we could talk frankly, but she is utterly unapproachable.
13
His unconstrained bearing was instantly transformed into one of unapproachable, icy dignity.
14
Varnish also of unapproachable quality, guaranteed to stand exposure to any climate.
15
They have ceased all attempts to buttonhole him, for he is unapproachable.
16
Liberty, in diaphanous draperies, leaps from cloud to cloud, lovely and unapproachable.
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Unapproachable across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common