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Unquotable

Description:

The term "unquotable" refers to something that cannot or should not be quoted. It is used to describe phrases, statements, or passages that are difficult to cite or repeat accurately.

Part of Speech:

• Adjective

Senses:

1. Not suitable or appropriate for quoting.
2. Difficult to cite or repeat accurately.

Usages:

Popular: The term "unquotable" is commonly used in situations where it is challenging to capture or reproduce an exact quotation.

Local: In certain contexts, "unquotable" might be used to describe unique phrases or expressions that are particular to a specific region or subculture.

Sample Sentences:

1. The poet's work was so abstract and complex that many critics considered it unquotable.

2. Due to its explicit content, the book contained passages that were deemed unquotable in polite company.

3. The professor's lecture was filled with so many technical terms that students found it unquotable for their study notes.

4. Local slang often includes unquotable phrases that are unique to the region and difficult for outsiders to understand.

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