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Meanings of unprocurable in English
Synonyms
Examples for "inaccessible"
Examples for "inaccessible"
1
Japanese messaging service Line and South Korea's Kakao Talk are also inaccessible.
2
Pseudoscience and superstition are easy to understand; science is complex and inaccessible.
3
By way of example, previously inaccessible, aromatic crown ethers compounds are synthesized.
4
Being a student is a precarious, money-driven, and often simply inaccessible experience.
5
Suddenly, vast deposits of previously inaccessible gas have become available for exploitation.
1
Führer untouchable... Dominance in Europe for us is as good as certain.
2
And then there's Paris Saint-Germain, untouchable in France but unfulfilled in Europe.
3
Wurtham cut off all funding today, claiming 'questionable background.' Thinks he's untouchable.
4
The Liverpool manager added: Today, no player on the planet is untouchable.
5
She was beautiful in the way that fire is, dangerous and untouchable.
1
Limitations: The information about personal behaviors was unobtainable in the Taiwan NHIRD.
2
This poem stands for the fact that things are unobtainable by art.
3
The core reason was the perception that funding would be unobtainable otherwise.
4
He values obtainable Gascon bread and cheese more than the unobtainable stars.
5
Dolly was as unobtainable as the heaven of the tramp preacher's vision.
Usage of unprocurable in English
1
Trent was flatly told that the labour they required was absolutely unprocurable.
2
You starve to death: good food is unprocurable save at prohibitive prices.
3
In the absence of liquefaction at such points, the nourishing gruel is unprocurable.
4
We felt very anxious: milk was almost unprocurable, other comforts nil.
5
Everything could be managed except the cream, which was unprocurable.
6
Luxuries are unprocurable, but no sensible man will go to a new country expecting luxuries.
7
Plato proposes to substitute some "unprocurable" beast, perhaps a giraffe or an elephant.
8
I have about half-a-ton myself, which, until a few minutes age, would have been quite unprocurable.
9
These garments (I indicated them again) will only be unprocurable because they are in your possession.
10
Meanwhile, sugar has been almost unprocurable.
11
This is a reprint of a book that has been out of print and quite unprocurable for many years.
12
A suit of black velvet, an extremely expensive and almost unprocurable material, brought the courtier's pale features into relief.
13
It was used chiefly, like Gobelins Tapestry, to make very costly presents, otherwise unprocurable, for grandees and crowned heads.
14
Joe had scoured Chicago for the alcoholic commodities now practically unprocurable, and returned in triumph to the couple's furnished room.
15
But it needed desperate courage to kill yourself in a world where firearms, or any quick and certain poison, were completely unprocurable.
16
That particular edition (he assured Miltoun) was quite unprocurable-hehad never sold but one other copy, which had been literally, crumbling away.
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