English
Etymology
From un- + affordable.
Adjective
unaffordable (comparative more unaffordable, superlative most unaffordable)
- Too expensive to be afforded.
2020 July 15, “Network News: ASLEF dismisses PM's driverless London Underground train claim”, in Rail, page 11:ASLEF's LU organiser Finn Brennan highlighted that slashing government funding to TfL means signalling upgrades necessary for such trains is unaffordable.
Antonyms
Translations
too expensive to be afforded
- Belarusian: недасту́пны (njedastúpny), непрысту́пны (njeprystúpny)
- Catalan: inassequible, prohibitiu
- Dutch: onbetaalbaar (nl)
- Finnish: liian kallis, kohtuuttoman kallis
- French: inabordable (fr), hors de prix (fr), impayable (fr)
- German: unbezahlbar (de), unerschwinglich (de)
- Italian: impagabile (it), inaccessibile (it)
- Macedonian: неприуштлив (nepriuštliv)
- Polish: zbyt drogi, niedostępny (pl)
- Portuguese: inacessível (pt), proibitivo (pt)
- Russian: недосту́пный (ru) (nedostúpnyj)
- Spanish: inasequible (es), prohibitivo (es)
- Ukrainian: недосту́пний (nedostúpnyj), непристу́пний (neprystúpnyj)
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