Pronunciation: /ʌnɪmˈplɔɪəbəl/
adjective describing someone who is not able to find or keep a job due to lack of skills or experience
A1 He is unemployable because he lacks basic skills.
A2 Without any work experience, she feels unemployable.
B1 His attitude towards work makes him unemployable in most companies.
B2 Her criminal record makes her unemployable in many industries.
C1 The company decided he was unemployable due to his history of misconduct.
C2 Despite his qualifications, his reputation as unemployable in the industry precedes him.
formal The lack of necessary skills and experience makes him unemployable in this competitive job market.
informal He's been fired from multiple jobs, so now everyone thinks he's unemployable.
slang She's so lazy, she's practically unemployable.
figurative His bad attitude and negative demeanor make him unemployable in any workplace.
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