unliveable
Adjective
Meaning
unfit or unsuitable to live in or with
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Examples
unlivable substandard housing
Remove the kitchen sink to declare it unliveable?
If that was not the situation, the city would be unliveable because some people would unnecessarily drive into the city centre simply to buy bread,” he said.
Residents receive only a few hours of electricity per day, and UN officials have said the densely-populated and impoverished territory is becoming rapidly unliveable.
The UN says Gaza will be “unliveable” by 2020, or sooner.
By that time, Gaza may be rendered unliveable, if present trends continue.