Definitions
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- adjective Not subject to
cheating , impossible tocheat (at).
Etymologies
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un- + cheatable (in turn from cheat + -able).
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Examples
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"Most probably because urine provides uncheatable information," said researcher Thomas Breithaupt, a behavioral ecologist at the University of Hull in England.
Livescience.com 2010
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X-Files lite: the idea that death is uncheatable flies in the face of the typical conceit of horror movies, which usually demand at least one or two survivors.
FlickFilosopher.com 2009
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But the f*cking corporatist-authoritarian mouthpiece must be dealt a blow if we are going to win enough swing votes to make clear and convincing — read: uncheatable — margins in November.
Firedoglake » FDL Book Salon — How Would A Patriot Act, Pt. 1 2006
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