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Definition of unrecordable

unrecordable

/ˌʌnrɪˈkɔːrdəbəl/
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unrecordable Lexical Profile

unrecordable Game Scores & Validity

• adjective

1

Incapable of being set down in writing, documented, or preserved on an audio, video, or digital medium.

Example

"The faint ultrasonic frequencies emitted by the insects were completely unrecordable with standard field microphones."


2

Ineligible to be officially entered into a public registry (such as a property deed or legal instrument that lacks required notarization or formatting).

Example

"Because the grantor's signature had not been properly notarized, the county clerk rejected the deed as unrecordable."

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