unridable

8.1

Not safe or possible to ride, for example a broken bike

adjective
/ʌnˈraɪdəbl/

: inmontable

She quickly realized that the stubborn mule was unridable and decided to walk instead.

Examples

After the accident, the bike was so damaged that it became unridable.
- No, no, he's unridable.

September Dawn (2007)
The horse was deemed unridable after it bucked off several experienced riders.

Antonyms

ridable

3.8

A thing you can sit on to move along, like a horse or bicycle

mountable

4.5

Can be ridden by a person

How Ridable

easy

∞ 1.0

rideable

2 3.5

difficult

∞ 1.6

unridable

8.1

Surface Forms

unridable positive

Morphology

unridable = ridable (transparent) = un + ride + able

Clear negation of 'ridable' ('ride' + '-able'); meaning 'not able to be ridden' follows standard English negation.

Etymology

Unridable breaks into un- 'not', ride 'to sit on and travel', and -able 'able to be'. So, unridable means 'not able to be ridden'.