Pronunciation: /ʌndɪˈlɪvərəbəl/
noun a mail or package that cannot be delivered to the intended recipient
A1 I received an undeliverable package in the mail.
A2 The post office returned the undeliverable letter to sender.
B1 The undeliverable parcel was sent back to the online retailer.
B2 The undeliverable goods were damaged during shipping.
C1 The undeliverable items were lost in transit.
C2 The undeliverable shipment was a result of incorrect address information.
adjective describing something that cannot be delivered
A1 The package was undeliverable due to an incorrect address.
A2 The undeliverable mail was returned to the sender.
B1 The undeliverable parcel was sent back to the distribution center.
B2 The undeliverable package was marked as 'return to sender'.
C1 The undeliverable shipment was a result of a logistical error.
C2 The undeliverable goods were rerouted to the correct destination.
formal The package was marked as undeliverable due to an incorrect address.
informal They couldn't deliver the package because the address was wrong.
slang The package got sent back because they couldn't find where to deliver it.
figurative Her message was left undeliverable as she couldn't bring herself to hit send.
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