Thesaurus / unapproachable

unapproachable

How to use unapproachable in a sentence

Drawing tablets can feel unapproachable because it’s a niche piece of gear, but everyone’s needs are valid.

The reason you don’t see it in stores is that it’s so unapproachable because it has to be dried in order to be shelf-stable.

He had met her before on other occasions, but she had seemed to him unapproachable until that day.

There are many gradations of dirt and various degrees of saturation from salt water, but this combination is unapproachable.

Steam and electricity opened to industry the interior of continents previously regarded as unapproachable.

Silent, enduring, wrapped in memories, it stood gray and unapproachable.

THE OPENED SHUTTERSCLARA LOUISE BURNHAM

He would get working at the forge, he said, and ruin his hands for the delicate art in which he was now unapproachable.

THERE AND BACKGEORGE MACDONALD

After a season or two of sewage soaking the soil becomes so soft that in the winter months it is unapproachable.

"Stop declaiming those self-written press notices of your unapproachable superiority," Larry interrupted.

There is an unapproachable majesty in the words which makes one shrink from touching them.

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OCTOBER 26, 1985