uncheckable
- adjective
- /ʌnˈtʃɛkəbl/
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incontrolable
- When he was at home in San Clemente, Deems White was in the habit of leaving his office several times a week, giving one of a hundred reasonable and uncheckable excuses, and driving rapidly to San Diego.
Examples
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Many online transactions have become uncheckable, raising concerns about fraud and security.
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If your argument is valid, then the president has found a loophole in the Constitution that makes him above the law or uncheckable by any other branch of the government.
Blog text (6) -
The government implemented new policies to regulate activities that were previously uncheckable.
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In his report, the auditor highlighted several expenses that were uncheckable due to missing receipts.
Synonyms
47
4.9
Not able to be held back
2
6.5
Too strong to control, it often makes people laugh loudly or feel great joy
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7.9
Not able to be fixed or controlled
No one can change or affect something like the weather
Too strong to be controlled
Antonyms
How Controllable
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word uncheckable breaks into un- 'not', check 'stop or control', and -able 'can be', so it means 'not able to be stopped or controlled'. Think of a train with no brakes or a fire that keeps growing; you cannot stop them, which is why we call something uncheckable.