unvendible
- adjective
- /ʌnˈvɛndəbl/
- Spoiled goods in the market quickly become unvendible and must be discarded.
Examples
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The produce was deemed unvendible due to its poor appearance.
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The damaged goods were deemed unvendible by the store.
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After the recall, all remaining products on the shelves were unvendible.
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This product is unvendible due to its defects.
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After the recall, all remaining products on the shelves were unvendible.
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Spoiled goods in the market quickly become unvendible and must be discarded.
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The produce was deemed unvendible due to its poor appearance.
Synonyms
1
6.1
Hard to sell because buyers do not want it
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6.0
People cannot buy, sell, or exchange it
1
7.0
Cannot be sold or exchanged for money
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6.5
A thing too damaged or unwanted for people to buy
1
5.7
You cannot buy or sell it in a market
Not good enough to sell in a shop because of damage or spoilage
Antonyms
How Marketable
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3.8
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Unvendible comes from three parts: un- meaning 'not', vend meaning 'to sell' (as in vendor or vending), and -ible meaning 'able'. So, unvendible simply means 'not able to be sold', which matches the modern sense of goods that cannot be sold.