Definition of unbudgeable in English:

unbudgeable

adjectiveʌnˈbʌdʒəb(ə)l

1Not able to be moved.
the cypresses stand tall and unbudgeable in the blustery wind
Example sentencesExamples
- The gate is truly unbudgeable.
- I have tried both directions and it's unbudgeable so before I really force it I'd better make sure.
- Ah, the many powers of powder - this dusted over your base will give an unbudgeable finish.
- The paint on it was hard as a rock and utterly unbudgeable.
2(of a person) not yielding to argument or pressure.
most of them are unbudgeable in their political preferences
Example sentencesExamples
- The contest remained close, with a small number of undecided, seemingly unbudgeable voters.
- He called DeKuyper, but DeKuyper was unbudgeable.
- In a WIRED magazine article he describes himself as an "unbudgeable atheist".
- Eileen Essell plays the unbudgeable old lady.
1. 2.1 Fixed or unchangeable.
  an almost unbudgeable popular belief
  Example sentencesExamples
  He represented the British as a constant, unbudgeable presence.
  Other telly programmes celebrated the unerring fidelity of Top of the Pops and back then it seemed completely unbudgeable.
  Its reputation as a producer merely of plastic toys and cheap clothing may be out of date but seems unbudgeable.
  Both were intended to inhibit any growth of the unbudgeable discontent the Irish were showing.
  For the past 60-odd years that ballet has been an unbudgeable end-of-year marker.
  They stand before us as inert models of a species of social respectability that is as unbudgeable and dependable as the wood from which they seem to have been fashioned.
  How is a shameless society even imaginable, given the unbudgeable fact that humans, like dogs and chimpanzees, look to each other for clues on how to behave?

单词	unbudgeable
释义	Definition of unbudgeable in English: unbudgeable adjectiveʌnˈbʌdʒəb(ə)l 1Not able to be moved. the cypresses stand tall and unbudgeable in the blustery wind Example sentencesExamples The gate is truly unbudgeable. I have tried both directions and it's unbudgeable so before I really force it I'd better make sure. Ah, the many powers of powder - this dusted over your base will give an unbudgeable finish. The paint on it was hard as a rock and utterly unbudgeable. 2(of a person) not yielding to argument or pressure. most of them are unbudgeable in their political preferences Example sentencesExamples The contest remained close, with a small number of undecided, seemingly unbudgeable voters. He called DeKuyper, but DeKuyper was unbudgeable. In a WIRED magazine article he describes himself as an "unbudgeable atheist". Eileen Essell plays the unbudgeable old lady. 2.1 Fixed or unchangeable. an almost unbudgeable popular belief Example sentencesExamples He represented the British as a constant, unbudgeable presence. Other telly programmes celebrated the unerring fidelity of Top of the Pops and back then it seemed completely unbudgeable. Its reputation as a producer merely of plastic toys and cheap clothing may be out of date but seems unbudgeable. Both were intended to inhibit any growth of the unbudgeable discontent the Irish were showing. For the past 60-odd years that ballet has been an unbudgeable end-of-year marker. They stand before us as inert models of a species of social respectability that is as unbudgeable and dependable as the wood from which they seem to have been fashioned. How is a shameless society even imaginable, given the unbudgeable fact that humans, like dogs and chimpanzees, look to each other for clues on how to behave?
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