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Meanings of unserviceable in English
Not ready for service.
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Usage of unserviceable in English
1
Put away the unserviceable beauty; to the hospital with the useless mouths!
2
Their unserviceable canoes were commonly broken up and applied to this use.
3
Ten thousand men are without arms, or with arms unserviceable and broken.
4
Some of their components rusted or became unserviceable in other ways.
5
One of the French squadron was rendered altogether unserviceable for action.
6
Till 10 A. M. the men were cleaning their unserviceable arms.
7
They were often unserviceable at the very time their services were most required.
8
He was short of transportation and half of what he had was unserviceable.
9
His head is unfixed, out of order, and utterly unserviceable upon any occasion.
10
Silver-grey silk is the most unserviceable thing in the world.
11
Not thin, unserviceable affairs, but light as to actual weight.
12
Those designed for normal Antarctic conditions had been found unserviceable.
13
It cannot be easily rendered unserviceable by thorn, nail, or spike of any sort.
14
His military force comprised thirty Cossacks with five muskets, of which three were unserviceable.
15
Anything more exquisitely unserviceable as a chaperon I can't imagine.
16
The farriers went round to examine those which had been rendered unserviceable by their hurts.
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