Pronunciation: /ʌnˈjuzəbl/
noun a person or thing that is not able to be used or accessed
A1 The broken toy is unusable now.
A2 The old computer is completely unusable.
B1 The software became unusable after the update.
B2 The car was deemed unusable after the accident.
C1 The building was declared unusable due to structural damage.
C2 The contaminated water was deemed unusable for consumption.
adjective describing something that cannot be used or accessed
A1 The broken phone was unusable.
A2 The outdated software made the computer unusable.
B1 The instructions were so confusing that the equipment became unusable.
B2 The faulty wiring rendered the entire building unusable.
C1 The contaminated water supply made the town's drinking water unusable.
C2 The extensive damage from the storm left the infrastructure unusable for weeks.
formal The software update rendered the application unusable.
informal I dropped my phone and now the screen is unusable.
slang This old laptop is totally unusable.
figurative His broken promises made their relationship unusable.
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