unrelatable
- adjective
- /ˌʌn.rɪˈleɪ.tə.bəl/
- If we never cross over into 'worldly' areas, then to non-Christians we are stuffy and unrelatable, period!
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Watch on YouTubeIt's like the most unrelatable people on the face of the planet.
- It's like the most unrelatable people on the face of the planet.
- And our experience is completely unrelatable.
- I'm sure this episode will be completely unrelatable to all of you because it deals with why do we eat?
- or misses perfect, like that's so unrelatable and that's so boring.
Examples
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The main character in the movie was so unrelatable that viewers struggled to connect with her story.
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It's like the most unrelatable people on the face of the planet.
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I'm sure this episode will be completely unrelatable to all of you because it deals with why do we eat?
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Apparently, he didn't understand that actually working at a job and earning your own money made you unrelatable to Americans.
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I would like there to be more diverse heroes of all sorts because the world in which these characters live is at times one unrelatable to me.
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It's related to the opinion that men's stories are universal, but women's stories are a "special topic" or "unrelatable."
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So, in a nutshell, Marvel and Gunn can't hang their movie on such unrelatable characters as a talking raccoon and a plant thing, so they're going to be kept to the sidelines.
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Most of us think that Obama, despite his flaws, is a genuine, likable guy, contrasted with Romney, who was profoundly unrelatable, aloof, and willing to say or do anything to further his greatest motivation (his own ego).
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Many customers found the new policy unrelatable since it didn't address their real concerns.
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During the debate, the candidate's ideas seemed unrelatable to the average citizen, making it hard for them to relate.
Synonyms
Hard to understand or describe, like the meaning of a symbol
Hard to understand because it shows no clear meaning or feeling
Very hard to understand
Difficult to understand even after thinking about it
Not possible to understand or explain
Very hard to understand
Hard or impossible to understand
Antonyms
How Relatable
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Morphology
Etymology
Unrelatable comes from three parts: un- meaning 'not', relate meaning 'to connect', just like in relation, and -able meaning 'can'. So, unrelatable means 'not able to be connected with', which is why we call a character, story, or experience 'unrelatable' when we cannot understand or feel close to it.