unrecordable
- adjective
- /ˌʌn.rɪˈkɔːrd.ə.bəl/
- The faint signal from the remote station was unrecordable on the standard devices we used.
Examples
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The sound from the old machinery was often unrecordable due to its irregular noise patterns.
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ABPI is very low or unrecordable, and the ankle pressure may be under 50 mmHg.
Academic text (2012) -
At baseline, only the two patients who did not respond to ESCS at the initial trial stimulation had unrecordable VPTs (i.e. >50 V) in their feet, and one of these had an unrecordable VPT in his hands.
Academic text (1996) -
At baseline, only the two patients who did not respond to ESCS at the initial trial stimulation had unrecordable VPTs (i.e. >50 V) in their feet, and one of these had an unrecordable VPT in his hands.
Academic text (1996) -
He spoke so softly during the interview that his responses were nearly unrecordable on the audio tape.
Synonyms
Too special to show well in a photo, video or words
Impossible to film because of danger, rules, or no access
A file you cannot save or change because you do not have permission
Antonyms
How Recordable
Surface Forms
Morphology
unrecordable = recordable (transparent) = un + record + able
Formed by prefixing 'un-' to 'recordable' to create the negated adjective meaning 'not able to be recorded'.
Etymology
Unrecordable breaks into un- 'not', record 'to write down or save', and -able 'can'. So, unrecordable means something that 'cannot be recorded' or saved by any device.