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unusable

ADJECTIVE
useless
Synonyms
STRONGEST
expendable futile idle impractical ineffective inoperative meaningless pointless unavailable unproductive unprofitable unworkable worthless
WEAK
abortive bootless counterproductive disadvantageous dysfunctional feckless fruitless good-for-nothing hopeless impracticable incompetent ineffectual inept inutile no good nonfunctional of no use profitless purposeless scrap stupid unavailing unfunctional unpurposed unusuable vain valueless waste weak
Antonyms
STRONGEST
beneficial effective fruitful important meaningful productive profitable sensible useful valuable worthwhile
ADJECTIVE
impracticable
Synonyms
STRONGEST
impractical inoperable unattainable unworkable useless
WEAK
abstract absurd chimerical idealistic illogical impossible improbable inapplicable inefficacious infeasible irrealizable ivory-tower no-go nonfunctional nonviable not a prayer otherworldly out of the question quixotic romantic speculative starry-eyed theoretical unbusinesslike unfeasible unnegotiable unreal unwise visionary wild won't fly

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It was so cold, one of his eyeballs froze, making it unusable.

From Los Angeles Times • Apr. 8, 2026

In effect, food that is not "seen" by these systems becomes unusable.

From Science Daily • Apr. 5, 2026

However, thousands of sidewalk gawkers messed up the audio, making the footage unusable.

From The Wall Street Journal • Feb. 16, 2026

But secondly, the weather is generally bad, meaning if they are left outside shops, they often become unusable, with charities being hit with "skyrocketing" financial costs in disposing of them.

From BBC • Jan. 12, 2026

In order to outline all the veins, he has to use several bodies in succession, because “a single body would not last long enough”; it decays so fast it becomes unusable.

From "The Mona Lisa Vanishes" by Nicholas Day