unscalable
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Not able to grow to handle more users or demand
- adjective
- /ʌnˈskeɪbəl/
- Specialized
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no escalable
- The company's current infrastructure is unscalable, preventing it from handling more users efficiently.
Scaling up the unscalable is the only good game.
- Scaling up the unscalable is the only good game.
- We basically what I'm trying to do is build real trust through scaling the unscalable one-on-one conversations.
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Examples
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Many businesses struggle with unscalable solutions that cannot grow with their increasing customer base.
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That is definitely unscalable to 9 billion (which we'll hit within a couple of decades).
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Scaling up the unscalable is the only good game.
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We basically what I'm trying to do is build real trust through scaling the unscalable one-on-one conversations.
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Investors are wary of startups that rely on unscalable business models, as they may not succeed long-term.
Antonyms
How Scalable
Surface Forms
unscalable positive
Morphology
Etymology
Unscalable combines un- ('not') with scale, the same part in 'scale up' that means 'to make bigger' or 'grow', so unscalable describes something that cannot be expanded to handle more users or more work.