unreadable
/ʌnˈriːdəbəl/
adjective
- Impossible or very difficult to read because the writing or print is not clear.
- The old book had faded ink, making some pages unreadable.
- She tried to read the note, but the water damage had made it unreadable.
- The doctor's handwriting was so messy it was completely unreadable.
- Too boring, poorly written, or confusing to be worth reading.
- His essay was full of jargon and run-on sentences, making it nearly unreadable.
- I found the novel's long descriptions unreadable and put it down after ten pages.
- The technical manual was unreadable for anyone without a degree in engineering.
- (of a person's expression or face) impossible to interpret; showing no emotion or clear meaning.
- Her face remained unreadable as she listened to the shocking news.
- He stared at me with an unreadable look, and I couldn't tell if he was angry or sad.
- The detective's expression was unreadable, giving no hint of what he was thinking.
- (of computer data or a storage medium) impossible for a computer to read or access.
- The USB drive was damaged, and all the files became unreadable.
- The old floppy disk is unreadable on modern computers.
- The corrupted hard drive left many important documents unreadable.