unearnable

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ earnable.

Adjective

unearnable (not comparable)

1. That cannot be earned.
   • 1998, Patricia McCarthy, Of Passion and Folly: A Scriptural Foundation for Peace, page 113:

     Peter represents that part of our personality that realizes love is unearnable and therefore surrenders helplessly to a love which is beyond merit, beyond control, beyond manipulation, beyond negotiation […]

Anagrams

• unnearable