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- DictionaryUn·a·vail·ing/ˌənəˈvāliNG/
adjective
- 1. achieving little or nothing; ineffective: "their efforts were unavailing"
The meaning of UNAVAILING is not availing : futile, useless. How to use unavailing in a sentence.
UNAVAILING definition: 1. When an attempt to do something is unavailing, it is unsuccessful or has no positive effect: 2…. Learn more.
When your efforts are ineffective, they're unavailing. A teacher's unavailing attempt to keep your class quiet means that the noise continues, and an underdog basketball team's unavailing struggle to make up the ten-point lag at halftime means they ultimately lose the game.
UNAVAILING meaning: 1. When an attempt to do something is unavailing, it is unsuccessful or has no positive effect: 2…. Learn more.
Unavailing definition: ineffectual; futile.. See examples of UNAVAILING used in a sentence.
un·a·vail·ing. (ŭn′ə-vā′lĭng) adj. Not availing; ineffectual or useless: "I knew that resistance was hopeless, and complaint unavailing" (Shiva Naipaul). See Synonyms at futile. un′a·vail′ing·ly adv. American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fifth Edition.
Definition of unavailing adjective in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary. Meaning, pronunciation, picture, example sentences, grammar, usage notes, synonyms and more.
An unavailing attempt to do something does not succeed. Efforts to reach the people named in the report proved unavailing. He died after a brave but unavailing fight against a terminal illness.
An unavailing attempt to do something does not succeed. Efforts to reach the people proved unavailing. Synonyms: useless , unsuccessful , ineffective , futile More Synonyms of unavailing
Unavailing definition: Not availing; ineffectual or useless.
