uncomeatable
- adjective
- /ʌnˈkoʊmɪtəbl/
- Archaic
- The summit of that mountain is uncomeatable for most climbers.
Examples
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The old castle stood on an uncomeatable cliff, challenging even the bravest explorers.
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In her loneliness, happiness seemed almost uncomeatable to her.
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He found the truth about his ancestry frustratingly uncomeatable, buried deep in forgotten records.
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In her eyes, the prize was uncomeatable by anyone else.
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Despite their efforts, the treasure remained uncomeatable, hidden away from view and lost to time.
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For those who yearn for adventure, the beauty of that remote island feels utterly uncomeatable.
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The ancient manuscript seemed uncomeatable, as countless scholars had tried to decipher its secrets without success.
Synonyms
Not able to be reached, used, or understood
Not possible to get or reach
Too difficult to get to because of where or how it is
Impossible to get
Not possible to do or make work
Not possible to do or reach
Too difficult for people to reach or get
Hard to reach because it is far away or blocked
Very hard to find
Impossible to buy and very hard to find
Hard to reach or achieve
Not possible to find or buy
Very hard to find or get
Antonyms
How Accessible
- Archaic
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word uncomeatable comes from the parts un- 'not', come 'to reach', and -able 'able to be'. So it once meant 'not able to be reached', which is why it describes something hard to reach or get.