Meanings of uncheckable in English

For Weber there was hope; Gordon felt his own case was forever uncheckable.

The newspapers, the gossip of the village, his own picturings, had aroused him to an uncheckable degree.

Claire had managed to type up an uncheckable resume, working on a second-hand Underwood, but there was only one copy.

The reality is often bureaucratic and banal, the information unreliable, uncheckable or available in open sources and their judgments frequently politicised and self-serving.

This year, a quarter of a million 16-year-olds will make their A-level choices relying on hearsay, myth and information that is outdated or uncheckable.

The rest is an attempt at a character assassination of "Calamity Ed" Miliband, casting him as a Mr Bean figure replete with uncheckable tittle-tattle.

For example, she cites Noel Barber's book The Black Hole of Calcutta on several uncheckable points, though the author himself called his account "lightly fictionalised".