unmakeable

[US]/ʌnˈmeɪkəbəl/
[UK]/ʌnˈmeɪkəbəl/

Translation

adj.impossible to make or create; that cannot be manufactured or produced

Phrases & Collocations

unmakeable mistake

unmakeable vow

unmakeable promise

unmakeable bond

unmakeable love

unmakeable commitment

unmakeable task

unmakeable deal

Example Sentences

making a promise you know you cannot keep is an unmakeable promise that damages trust.

some decisions in life are unmakeable once the consequences become clear.

he made an unmakeable vow that he could never realistically fulfill.

the contract contained terms that were simply unmakeable for the small company.

her unmakeable claim about the project's timeline worried the entire team.

entering into an unmakeable commitment can lead to financial disaster.

the coach said the victory was not an unmakeable goal if they trained hard.

from the beginning, this unmakeable prediction proved to be wildly inaccurate.

they realized too late that they had made an unmakeable choice.

his unmakeable assertion that the project would finish on time was proven wrong.

the unmakeable demand for immediate results put enormous pressure on the team.

the politician's unmakeable promise of lower taxes won him many votes.

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