unlivable
Adjective
Meaning
unfit or unsuitable to live in or with
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unlivable substandard housing
The bombs are so costly and time-consuming to defuse that much of recently liberated Iraq is now unlivable.
Otherwise it will become unlivable — squeezing out the middle class, leaving just the well off and the poor.
The blockade of Gaza and the unlivable conditions suffered by women, children and men is not a natural catastrophe, nor should it be devoid of context.
“We did so much of the work ourselves, made the best of it, and lived here when it was almost unlivable.
“It’s crazy to me that parts of my city will become unlivable.