unsaleable

British  

/ ʌnˈseɪləbəl /

adjective

1. not capable of being sold

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Example Sentences

Largely uninhabitable — even by actual ghosts — and unsaleable because of unsettled debts, they are defined by their un-homeness.

From Washington Post

Manufacturing downtime, customer returns and unsaleable inventory resulting from the recall are expected to result in the $125 million hit in fiscal 2023.

From Reuters

Many investors are also left holding tens of billions of dollars of unsaleable Russian securities.

From Reuters

“I’m just learning to sew,” said Kutkat, while proudly displaying a teddy bear made from an old Superman swimsuit and a shirt deemed unsaleable.

From Washington Times

Governments have the oil industry over a barrel – hundreds of millions of unsaleable barrels, to be more precise – just as they had the banks over a barrel in 2008.

From The Guardian