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unusable

British  
/ ʌnˈjuːzəbəl /

adjective

  1. not able or fit to be used

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But the interruption lasted just 15 hours.The office was gutted and unusable; staff worked remotely.

From BBC

In more than 250 of these, the incident had not been recorded, there was a system fault, the footage was of an unusable quality, or it had already been overwritten.

From BBC

However, thousands of sidewalk gawkers messed up the audio, making the footage unusable.

From The Wall Street Journal

This combination of heating and removal makes the gas unusable for forming new stars.

From Science Daily

Four black bags of empty DVD boxes and toys so damp they were unusable - these are just some of the items left outside charity shops recently.

From BBC