inaidable (Meaning)
Webster
inaidable (a.)
Incapable of being assisted; helpless.
Synonyms & Antonyms of inaidable
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
inaidable Sentence Examples
- The situation was dire; the victims were stranded and inaidable due to the raging storm.
- The abandoned house was dilapidated and inaidable, posing a hazard to the neighborhood.
- After the catastrophic earthquake, many buildings were rendered inaidable and had to be demolished.
- The patient's condition was so severe that they were deemed inaidable and palliative care was their only option.
- The financial crisis left many families inaidable, struggling to meet basic needs.
- The isolated village was cut off from civilization, making it inaidable in times of emergency.
- The injured animal was inaidable and had to be euthanized to prevent further suffering.
- The government's lack of resources made it impossible to provide aid to the inaidable refugee population.
- The wreckage was so mangled that the victims were trapped and inaidable.
- The sinking ship left the passengers inaidable, their fate uncertain amidst the turbulent waters.
FAQs About the word inaidable
Incapable of being assisted; helpless.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The situation was dire; the victims were stranded and inaidable due to the raging storm.
The abandoned house was dilapidated and inaidable, posing a hazard to the neighborhood.
After the catastrophic earthquake, many buildings were rendered inaidable and had to be demolished.
The patient's condition was so severe that they were deemed inaidable and palliative care was their only option.
