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unscalable

 

Definitions from WordNet

Adjective unscalable has 1 sense
  1. unscalable - not possible to scale
    Antonyms:
    scalable, ascendable, ascendible, climbable

Definitions from the Web

Unscalable


Definition

adjective - not capable of being scaled or expanded to a larger degree


Senses

  1. Sense: Not able to be climbed.
  2. Example sentence: The sheer rock face was unscalable without any proper equipment.

  3. Sense: Difficult to be extended or adapted.
  4. Example sentence: The current system in place is unscalable, so we need to find a more flexible solution.

  5. Sense: Impossible to be replicated on a large scale.
  6. Example sentence: The unique art piece was so intricate that it was unscalable to produce identical copies.


Usages

  1. Usage: It refers to something that cannot be climbed or scaled.
  2. Example sentence: The unscalable mountain range stood tall and imposing, deterring even the most adventurous climbers.

  3. Usage: It denotes something that cannot be extended or adapted easily.
  4. Example sentence: The company's outdated infrastructure is unscalable, hindering their ability to meet new demands.

  5. Usage: It indicates something that cannot be replicated on a larger scale.
  6. Example sentence: The success of the small artisanal bakery depended on the unscalable nature of their handmade products.


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