un·hav·na·ble
adj.
Impossible to have: unhavnable goals.
unhavnability un·hav·na·bil·i·ty n.
unhavnably un·hav·na·bly adv.
The origin of this word is uncertain, but it can be considered the inevitable consequence of AIM.
adj.
Impossible to have: unhavnable goals.
unhavnability un·hav·na·bil·i·ty n.
unhavnably un·hav·na·bly adv.
The origin of this word is uncertain, but it can be considered the inevitable consequence of AIM.
"There was a time when walking on the moon was considered unhavnable."
"When chatting online, being pedantic is oftentimes unhavnable."
"When chatting online, being pedantic is oftentimes unhavnable."
by Frank Polasek Dugan III May 4, 2008