unsingable

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ singable.

Adjective

unsingable (comparative more unsingable, superlative most unsingable)

1. Not singable; impossible to sing.
   • 1979, J. Pierre Malan, Human Sciences Research Council, South African music encyclopedia: Volume 3:

     Whether it is that people don't know the tunes, or that these tunes are virtually unsingable, I don't know. The question is: did our fathers sing them with any enthusiasm?

Translations

impossible to sing

• Catalan: incantable
• French: inchantable (fr)
• Spanish: incantable (es)

Anagrams

• unsignable