Now, the fashion-savvy girl wants her clothes to be unplaceable rather than directional: she wants the credit for having the imagination to think outside the box.
One's country's earth is not necessary either, but some of us affect it, along with the cloak and the strange and geographically unplaceable accent.
He speaks with perfect diction, and the whispery reverberation in his voice evokes an unplaceable accent.
All we see is the undated and often unplaceable archival footage, some vox pops and a bit of new footage that didn't look a lot different from the old film.
The song is an unplaceable sort of clanky Tom Waits-ish blues, and it occurred to me that, from all the context provided by the view and the radio, I could've been anywhere at all, at any time in the last sixty or eighty years.
Definition of unplaceable in US English:
unplaceable
adjectiveˌənˈplāsəb(ə)l
Not able to be placed or classified.
不能定位的；无法归类的
an unplaceable accent
无法辨别的口音。
Example sentencesExamples
One's country's earth is not necessary either, but some of us affect it, along with the cloak and the strange and geographically unplaceable accent.
He speaks with perfect diction, and the whispery reverberation in his voice evokes an unplaceable accent.
Now, the fashion-savvy girl wants her clothes to be unplaceable rather than directional: she wants the credit for having the imagination to think outside the box.
All we see is the undated and often unplaceable archival footage, some vox pops and a bit of new footage that didn't look a lot different from the old film.
The song is an unplaceable sort of clanky Tom Waits-ish blues, and it occurred to me that, from all the context provided by the view and the radio, I could've been anywhere at all, at any time in the last sixty or eighty years.