undraftable
Not able to be chosen by teams for the official player selection because of injury or rules
- adjective
- /ʌnˈdræftəbl/
- Jargon
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no seleccionable
- The coach decided to focus on healthy athletes, leaving those who were undraftable out of the team's roster.
Examples
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Injuries made many of last season's stars undraftable, limiting their chances to join the league.
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He could have been making movies while the actors serving were away (as did many undraftable actors), but did not.
Blog text (30) -
Due to their injuries, several players remained undraftable for this year's sports selection.
Antonyms
Surface Forms
undraftable positive
Morphology
Etymology
Undraftable breaks into un- ('not'), draft ('to pick or select'), and -able ('able to'). So it describes a player who is 'not able to be chosen' in a team draft, for example because of injury, records, or new rules.