UNDRAINABLE

Etymology

Adjective

undrainable (comparative more undrainable, superlative most undrainable)

That cannot be drained.

It was as though it [the rain] defied the Castle's inmost faith; taunted it with a dull, ignorant descent of blasphemy, as though the undrainable clouds were muttering: 'What is an Earling to us? It is immaterial.'

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