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unreadable in Russian

unreadable in Russian is неприго́дный для чте́ния, нечита́бельный — unreadable means impossible or very hard to make out because the handwriting or print is unclear.

unreadable in Russian

неприго́дный для чте́ния
adj
Pronounced: neprigodnyy dlya chteniya
нечита́бельный
adj
Pronounced: nechitabelnyy

What does "unreadable" mean?

  1. adj Impossible or very hard to make out because the handwriting or print is unclear.
    "The doctor's handwriting was completely unreadable."
  2. 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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Frequently asked questions

What is "unreadable" in Russian?

"unreadable" in Russian is неприго́дный для чте́ния, нечита́бельный. unreadable means: Impossible or very hard to make out because the handwriting or print is unclear.

How do you pronounce неприго́дный для чте́ния?

"unreadable" in Russian is неприго́дный для чте́ния, pronounced "neprigodnyy dlya chteniya".

How do you use "unreadable" in a sentence?

Example: "The doctor's handwriting was completely unreadable." In Russian, "unreadable" is неприго́дный для чте́ния, нечита́бельный.

Are there other ways to say "unreadable" in Russian?

Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "unreadable": неприго́дный для чте́ния, нечита́бельный.

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