unreadable in Italian
unreadable in Italian is illeggibile — unreadable means impossible or very hard to make out because the handwriting or print is unclear.
unreadable in Italian
illeggibile
What does "unreadable" mean?
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adj Impossible or very hard to make out because the handwriting or print is unclear.
"The doctor's handwriting was completely unreadable."
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adj So dull, dense, or unpleasant that it is unenjoyable to read.
"Critics called the debut novel bloated and unreadable."
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unreadable in a sentence
- The doctor's handwriting was completely unreadable.
- Water damage left the old letter almost unreadable.
- Critics called the debut novel bloated and unreadable.
- The contract was full of unreadable legal jargon.
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What is "unreadable" in Italian?
"unreadable" in Italian is illeggibile. unreadable means: Impossible or very hard to make out because the handwriting or print is unclear.
How do you use "unreadable" in a sentence?
Example: "The doctor's handwriting was completely unreadable." In Italian, "unreadable" is illeggibile.
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