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unsaleable

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unsaleable
Adjective
unable to be sold
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Adj.1.unsaleable - impossible to sell
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unsaleable, unsalable (US) [ʌnˈseɪləbl] adjinvendible
unsaleable (US), unsalable [ʌnˈseɪləbl] adjinvendable
unsaleable (US) unsalable [ʌnˈseɪləbl] adjunverkäuflich
unsaleable (US), unsalable [ʌnˈseɪləbl] adjinvendibile


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Unsaleable in the ordinary course of business on account of its noble proportions, it had been ceded to the Professor for a few pence by a marine dealer in the east of London.
His wife departed too (but only to Italy), and this house of moneyed ease, presumably unsaleable, had stood empty for several years.
Then they met Sikandar Khan coming down with a few unsaleable screws - remnants of his string -and Mahbub, who has more of horse-coping in his little fingernail than Sikandar Khan in all his tents, must needs buy two of the worst, and that meant eight hours' laborious diplomacy and untold tobacco.
 
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