unleasable

[US]/ʌnˈliːsəbl/
[UK]/ʌnˈliːsəbl/

Translation

adj.not able to be leased; that cannot be rented out

Phrases & Collocations

unleasable assets

unleasable property

unleasable equipment

unleasable resources

unleasable inventory

unleasable holdings

unleasable commodities

unleasable merchandise

unleasable real estate

unleasable stock

Example Sentences

the unleasable dog remained loyal despite the difficult circumstances.

commercial properties in unleasable condition were sold at auction.

the unleasable nature of the antique made it priceless.

unleasable equipment sat idle in the warehouse.

the contract contained unleasable clauses that could not be modified.

his unleasable determination inspired the entire team.

unleasable assets on the balance sheet affected the company's valuation.

the unleasable spirit of the community shone through during the crisis.

unleasable natural reserves must be protected by law.

the unleasable bond between the two friends lasted a lifetime.

unleasable copyright restrictions prevented unauthorized reproduction.

the unleasable cultural heritage belongs to all humanity.

unleasable emotional attachment to the childhood home remained strong.

unleasable loyalty of the dog was remarkable.

unleasable historical documents are preserved in the national archives.

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