unmanageable in Latin
unmanageable in Latin is inhabilis — unmanageable means very hard to control, handle or deal with.
unmanageable in Latin
inhabilis
Not manageable; not readily submitting to handling or management; not easily restrained, governed, or directed.
What does "unmanageable" mean?
- adj Very hard to control, handle or deal with.
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What is "unmanageable" in Latin?
"unmanageable" in Latin is inhabilis. unmanageable means: Very hard to control, handle or deal with.
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