Synonyms for unavailable
un·avail·able

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1. unavailableadjective

   Synonyms:
   inavailable

   Antonyms:
   available

2. unavailableadjective

   Not available

   Synonyms:
   inavailable

   Antonyms:
   available

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1. unavailableadjective

   not available or accessible or at hand

   "fresh milk was unavailable during the emergency"; "his secretary said he was unavailable for comment"

   Antonyms:
   open, getable, available, forthcoming, obtainable, easy, accessible, on tap(p), for sale, procurable, addressable, on hand(p), purchasable, in stock(p), visible(a), ready(a), acquirable, gettable, lendable

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1. List of paraphrases for "unavailable":

   non-respendable, inaccessible, non-existent, available, unreachable, unlocatable

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1. Thomas Davis:

   I did so with the intent both to impair the integrity of the cellular phone and to make it unavailable for any subsequent criminal proceeding.

2. Mary Parenteau:

   In general, many microbes like to 'eat' organic compounds, especially certain lipids, for lunch, and can destroy the bulk of the organics before they have a chance to get preserved, iron can rapidly entomb or bind to the organics and make them unavailable to 'eat,' similar to encasing a sandwich in cement.

3. Danine Fruge:

   It's very easy to get enough magnesium. I think the reason so many people are deficient is because a lot of food and drink can make magnesium unavailable to their bodies.

4. The IRS:

   Several of our systems are not currently operating, including our modernized e-file system and a number of other related systems, a number of taxpayer and tax practitioner tools are unavailable.

5. Mike Solan:

   The result of this betrayal has caused 350 police officers to flee Seattle since the riots. Many of these former police employees left for lower paying agencies just to escape Seattle’s toxic political climate, we also have another 100 officers now off the street due to the Mayor’s COVID-19 vaccination mandate and another 130 officers currently unavailable for service who are out on extended leave. When totaled, that is just under half the department gone/unavailable in almost two years. Seattle’s current police staffing crisis was caused by our current politicians and sadly it all could’ve been avoided. This political betrayal will forever be their legacy.