unlivable
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5.0
- adjective
- /ʌnˈlɪvəbl/
- US
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inhabitable
- The apartment was declared unlivable after the roof collapsed during the storm.
- an unlivable city
- an unlivable environment
- an unlivable place
It's an almost unlivable place for humans because it's Pandora with ads.
- It's an almost unlivable place for humans because it's Pandora with ads.
- There was that aspect and there was a second aspect and the second aspect is to make Gaza unlivable, uninhabitable.
- It makes no sense when one opens, when one opens their hearts, and yet to not do so makes life unlivable.
- We are buying houses that are distressed, unlivable properties and turning them into mini funds that other folks can invest into.
Examples
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My house was on the water, and the area is unlivable for now.
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I believe that our ignorance and our blindness have made this world unlivable.
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It's not stupid to be positive that it will make our town unlivable because of traffic.
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By doing so, you are making the planet unlivable for your children.
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The house is now unlivable, said the chief.
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However, if there is a massive event, then the cities will be unlivable.
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Your argument could cost us everything as climate change makes the Earth unlivable.
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Cities had become unlivable due to the build up of animal waste, which was causing all sorts of health problems.
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Last July, the United Nations issued a report predicting that Gaza would be unlivable in 2020.
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Mrs. O'Dare had defended the expenses, describing the collapsing walls and unlivable conditions.
Fiction book (2001)
Synonyms
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6.1
Not safe or suitable for people to live in
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7.0
Not welcoming and difficult to live in or visit
Antonyms
How Livable
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Unlivable comes from un- meaning 'not', live meaning 'to live', and -able meaning 'able to'. So it means 'not able to be lived in', which is why we use it for places that are not safe or fit to live in.