| INOPERABILITIES | • INOPERABILITY n. the quality of being inoperable. |
| INOPERABILITY | • inoperability n. The quality or state of being inoperable. • INOPERABILITY n. the quality of being inoperable. |
| INOPERABLE | • inoperable adj. (Surgery) Incapable of being successfully operated on. • inoperable adj. Incapable of operation or function; inoperative. • INOPERABLE adj. that cannot be operated upon. |
| INOPERABLENESS | • INOPERABLE n. that cannot be operated upon. |
| INOPERABLY | • inoperably adv. In an inoperable manner. • INOPERABLE adv. that cannot be operated upon. |
| INOPERATIVE | • inoperative adj. Not working or functioning; either idle or broken. • inoperative adj. (Law) No longer legally binding. • INOPERATIVE adj. not operative. |
| INOPERATIVENESS | • inoperativeness n. The state or condition of being inoperative; nonfunction. • INOPERATIVE n. not operative. |
| INOPERCULATE | • inoperculate adj. (Zoology) Having no operculum; said of certain gastropod shells. • inoperculate n. (Zoology) Any organism that has no operculum. • INOPERCULATE n. something without an operculum or lid. |
| INOPERCULATES | • inoperculates n. Plural of inoperculate. • INOPERCULATE n. something without an operculum or lid. |
| NONOPERATIC | • nonoperatic adj. Not operatic. • NONOPERATIC adj. not operatic. |
| NONOPERATING | • nonoperating adj. Not operating. • nonoperating adj. Not of or pertaining to operation. • non-operating adj. Alternative form of nonoperating. |
| NONOPERATIONAL | • nonoperational adj. Not operating; not working. • nonoperational adj. Not associated with operation. (Can we add an example for this sense?) • non-operational adj. Alternative form of nonoperational. |
| NONOPERATIVE | • nonoperative adj. Not requiring or involving a medical operation or surgery. • nonoperative adj. Not operative, not operational; inoperative. • nonoperative n. (Uncommon) One who is not an operative (“employee or worker”). |
| UNOPERATIVE | • unoperative adj. Obsolete form of inoperative. • UNOPERATIVE adj. not operative. |