unexploitable
7.1
Other people cannot use it unfairly
- adjective
- /ˌʌnɪkˈsplɔɪtəbl/
:
inexplotable
- Kernel vulnerabilities are often deemed unexploitable, or at least unlikely to be exploited reliably.
Examples
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The legal loophole was deemed unexploitable due to strict regulations preventing misuse.
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Their business model was so solid that it made any weaknesses unexploitable by competitors.
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This security system is designed to ensure that all vulnerabilities remain unexploitable by potential attackers.
Antonyms
How Exploitable
Surface Forms
unexploitable positive
Morphology
unexploitable = exploitable (transparent) = un + exploit + able
The adjective is formed by straightforward prefixation of productive negating 'un-' to 'exploitable', a transparent negation of the base meaning.
Etymology
Unexploitable is made of un- 'not', exploit 'to use or take advantage of', and -able 'can be', so it means something 'that cannot be used or taken unfairly by others'.