unaffordable
Adjective
Meaning
unaffordable (comparative more unaffordable, superlative most unaffordable)
Too expensive to be afforded.
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Phrases with the word
Examples
And, make no mistake, the Biden outline is a health insurance reform plan--it is not a plan to overhaul a health care system whose costs continue to expand at unaffordable levels.
Benefit cuts 'have made private renting unaffordable'
"For a long time it's been inaccessible, inconvenient and unaffordable to get your will done."
By some accounts, Hong Kong is the world’s most unaffordable city, with rents higher than London and New York for apartments half the size.
Can anyone explain how Japan continues to afford things that debt hawks said years ago were "unaffordable"?
Congress has taken the first necessary step by making COVID-19 testing free, but despite the efforts of progressive Democrats, any treatment is still subject to the unaffordable deductibles and copays of private insurance.