different between unaidable vs unairable
unaidable
English
Etymology
un- +? aidable
Adjective
unaidable (comparative more unaidable, superlative most unaidable)
- That cannot be aided.
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unairable
English
Etymology
un- +? airable
Adjective
unairable (comparative more unairable, superlative most unairable)
- Not suitable for broadcast.
- Originally considered unairable, the long-lost series was eventually released on DVD.
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