Synonyms for unavailable
un·avail·able

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1. unavailableadjective

   Synonyms:
   inavailable

   Antonyms:
   available

2. unavailableadjective

   Not available

   Synonyms:
   inavailable

   Antonyms:
   available

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1. unavailableadjective

   not available or accessible or at hand

   "fresh milk was unavailable during the emergency"; "his secretary said he was unavailable for comment"

   Antonyms:
   open, getable, available, forthcoming, obtainable, easy, accessible, on tap(p), for sale, procurable, addressable, on hand(p), purchasable, in stock(p), visible(a), ready(a), acquirable, gettable, lendable

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1. List of paraphrases for "unavailable":

   non-respendable, inaccessible, non-existent, available, unreachable, unlocatable

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1. Serge Egelman:

   Google has made a choice to allow this, iOS has solved this problem by simply making the identifiers unavailable to developers.

2. Elizabeth Nash:

   The FDA’s change in allowing dispensing at pharmacies means that there are more options for access for people in states where abortion is not heavily regulated and abortion rights are protected. Where abortion has been banned, abortion remains banned, what we are seeing now is that if a state has banned abortion, then medication abortion is unavailable. And I think we’re going to see how this tension plays out between the FDA’s authority over drugs and devices and the state laws.

3. Brad Wenstrup:

   Just last month, my family experienced this problem firsthand when amoxicillin was completely unavailable for my five-year-old daughter, this shortage is emblematic of the difficulties the country faced sourcing needed medical supplies during COVID19, which is why I introduced the American Made Medicine Act.

4. Mary Parenteau:

   In general, many microbes like to 'eat' organic compounds, especially certain lipids, for lunch, and can destroy the bulk of the organics before they have a chance to get preserved, iron can rapidly entomb or bind to the organics and make them unavailable to 'eat,' similar to encasing a sandwich in cement.

5. Elizabeth Nash:

   What we are seeing now is that if a state has banned abortion, then medication abortion is unavailable. And I think we’re going to see how this tension plays out between the FDA’s authority over drugs and devices and the state laws.