unplayable

/ ʌnˈpleɪəbəl /

adjective

1. not able to be played

   an almost unplayable ball

2. not able to be played on

   unplayable pitches

Example Sentences

"She was unplayable and when you have a player like that receiving the ball in space, she is going to cause some damage," said former England head coach Simon Middleton.

From BBC

He was also a player who was "unplayable" on his day - not least against Barcelona.

From BBC

Haag — who has a YouTube audience of more than 3 million subscribers — said in a video in December that the newest entry to the series “Call of Duty: Black Ops 6” was becoming unplayable.

From Los Angeles Times

But Alcaraz was almost unplayable in the third set, dominating on his serve and hitting some excellent winners as he followed up this month's French Open victory with this success.

From BBC

He was gallus and unselfish and frequently unplayable.

From BBC