unlearnable
- adjective
- /ʌnˈlɜrnəbl/
- The traumatic event left an unlearnable impression on his mind.
Examples
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The melody was so hauntingly beautiful it felt almost unlearnable.
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Some childhood lessons are so deeply rooted that they become unlearnable.
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This concept is unlearnable for many students.
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Some skills can feel unlearnable after years of practice.
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The traumatic event left an unlearnable impression on his mind that haunted him for years.
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Some childhood lessons are so deeply rooted that they become unlearnable and shape our beliefs.
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After struggling for hours, he realized that the formula was simply unlearnable for his classmates.
Synonyms
Very strong or special so you remember it for a long time
Not able to be removed, erased, or forgotten
Not possible to remove completely
Cannot be removed, like a mark or memory
Something you cannot remove or forget
Not able to be removed or erased completely
A mark, memory, or smell you cannot remove and that stays with you
How Forgettable
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word unlearnable comes from un- ('not') and learn ('to get knowledge'). So it means something you cannot forget or remove from your memory.