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Definition of "unbuyable" [unbuyable]

  • Impossible to buy; that one cannot buy. (adjective)

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Use "unbuyable" in a sentence
  • "Just talked to L and I'm afraid I've got bad newshe says he still loves the book, but that he considers it "deeply unbuyable" right now, because of the threat against the airplane."
  • "Although pretty centers can be purchased all the way up from $1, here again the mistress's industrious fingers come into play, for there is a certain unbuyable satisfaction in working a little of one's very self into the table adornment, and really handsome centerpieces are quite expensive."
  • "I caught a glimpse of that newer America growing up about us -- an America gone back to the older, truer, unbuyable ideals of our fathers."
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