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Meanings of untransferable in English
Synonyms
Examples for "nontransferable"
Examples for "nontransferable"
1
A weird culture, utterly nontransferable to the ring, had formed at this one.
2
In essence, purchasing an e-book meant purchasing a nontransferable key to unscramble the encrypted content.
3
All passes are nontransferable, and will be forfeited if presented by any other than person named thereon.
4
Goldenvoice is reportedly considering making the tickets nontransferable, possibly even issuing them with the buyer's name and photo on them.
5
(I wouldn't learn until later that the keys were nontransferable.
Usage of untransferable in English
1
The irony of Mr. Harrison's tone is quite untransferable to paper.
2
The thing is as untransferable as the word is untranslatable.
3
But it is personal, untransferable, and, as it were, instinctive.
4
Once taken, the name is generic, inalienable and untransferable.
5
We regret that this pun, like the foregoing one, is untransferable into English.]
6
The actual result is that, in the long run, the Hare system is practically the same as the single untransferable vote.
7
One of the high charms of his poetical language is its pure and melting melody, a charm untransferable to any more northern tongue.
8
Nay, the mere word "public," spoken with this peculiar French good faith, has for us I know not what untransferable gravity.
9
Such affection as existed in him-strange, hard, brutal as it was-seemeduntransferable, and the title, as is known, passed at his death to his nephew.
Frequent collocations
Untransferable through the time