ENGLISH DICTIONARY

Unprimable

Definition, Meaning & Examples

Part of speech adjective

Quick meaning: Unprimable is an adjective meaning Alternative form of unprimeable.

Meaning

Alternative form of unprimeable.

Example Sentences

If a short terminal RNA sequence were to prime the synthesis of a subterminal Okasaki fragment, its subsequent removal would leave an unprimable gap at the 5' end (Fig. 3a).
I believe that some culture complexes will turn out to be “unprimable.” I doubt that there is a simple prime that can make a Northern, suburban Jewish boy behave like a Southern, rural Baptist kid by insulting him.
Instead of using his credit to “prime” an unprimable “pump”, instead of feeding out vast buying power by public works, by relief, etc., to the unemployed in the idea of supplementing the too low buying power of those still at work, Uncle Sam must now use his credit vigorously, before it fails, for the sole purpose of subsidizing higher pay per hour for those at work.

Related Words

Related dictionary entries include unprimeable, unsparable, unaddable, unaddible, unreduceable, unproveable.

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