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Meanings of unquotable in English

Portuguese
irrepetível

Not able or fit to be repeated or quoted.

irrepetível
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Examples for "unrepeatable"
Examples for "unrepeatable"
1
Some went so far as to say the route was unrepeatable.
Rock and Ice Magazine
2
Pellams's affirmative was put in language unrepeatable in a book for young persons.
Stanford Stories: Tales of a Young University
3
The end result is hugely entertaining and feels as if you're witnessing something utterly unrepeatable.
The Guardian
4
There was also Lili's determination to remain the unrepeatable love of a great poet's life.
The new yorker
5
Today, they share pie and figgy pudding, divulge unrepeatable gossip, give one another career advice.
The Guardian
Usage of unquotable in English
1
Some of his language is unquotable: here are some milder specimens:-
Sydney Smith
2
The lazy loiterers were urged forward with language unquotable, the mildest being "darned coffee-coolers."
Westways: A Village Chronicle
3
The ever unquotable Hill yelled, Get your fucking cameras out of my face, you cheap fucking bastards!
The outfit: the role of chicago's underworld in the shaping of m...
4
One of the others thereupon raised a raucous voice and commenced a ditty of the deep sea which was quite unquotable.
The Gold Trail
5
What was said had little or no significance- aman'stolerant, sometimes laughing monosyllables; and silly, cuddling, unquotable nothings from his companion.
Fate Knocks at the Door: A Novel
6
For tempering iron instruments, there are recipes given by the monk Theophilus, but they are unfortunately quite unquotable, being treated with mediæval frankness of expression.
Arts and Crafts in the Middle Ages / A Description of Mediaeval ...
Translations for unquotable
Portuguese
irrepetível
Unquotable through the time