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Definition of unputdownable in English: unputdownableadjective ʌnpʊtˈdaʊnəb(ə)lˌənˌpʊtˈdaʊnəbəl informal (of a book) so engrossing that one cannot stop reading it. 〈非正式〉（书）令人爱不释手的 ‘this book is unputdownable!’ screech the publicists Example sentencesExamples - It is a literary fable, populated with characters who are half escapees from Edward Lear's nonsense verse and half punks, well-crafted and certainly good for anyone wanting an unputdownable read where you might also learn something new.
- Unfairly, it's his shining niceness that makes the book a little less unputdownable than it might have been.
- The pace and driving momentum of the narrative, meanwhile, regularly render the book unputdownable.
- The Philip Pullman is, as ever, unputdownable.
- It is a brilliant study in mortality and mid-20 th-century Englishness, comic and tragic by turns, done with an absolutely natural, unpretentious honesty that makes it unputdownable.
- Lazy Ways to Make a Living is the unputdownable story of Rose, an academic, who resigned from her university post because the Dean would not forgive her campaign for the use of the imperative in the department's mission statement.
- According to the Guardian's Kathryn Flett, it is ‘a powerful, compulsive, unputdownable television journey’.
- FX O'Toole's collection of boxing short stories Rope Burns was unique, unexpected and unputdownable.
- Those who have read Karin Slaughter's previous novels and were looking forward to another unputdownable book will not be disappointed.
- Soft-spoken Italians, as Frances Stonor Saunders explains in this superb and quite unputdownable book, found Hawkwood's name impossible to pronounce.
- Dan Brown's unputdownable theological thriller should be read as the grandest kind of entertainment out there: a conspiracy that is part history, part fiction.
- Perhaps Grist's greatest success with this book is in creating a genuinely unputdownable comic.
- This new, suspense-filled thriller from the acclaimed writer of the TV drama Prime Suspect makes unputdownable holiday reading.
- It's the most unputdownable novel since Sarah Waters' beautifully crafted Fingersmith (Virago).
- The Unfortunates by Laurie Graham was my unputdownable book of the year.
- I first read this in the mid-1980s and found it unputdownable, it is laugh-out-loud in parts, as well as tragic and horrible, all in one glorious mix.
- Herein lies the unmistakable whiff of a work in progress - and its corollary - the promise of further unputdownable Jamesian intrigue.
- Their objective will be to decide which is the most compulsively readable and unputdownable.
- They were tasked with choosing the most compulsively readable, unputdownable of six shortlisted novels, which had been published in paperback, in English, in the last year.
- This is a cracker - an unputdownable, rattling good hunting yarn, where the quarry is books, and the author (as self-deprecating and as amusing as Woody Allen) is the great white hunter.
Synonyms engrossing, captivating, absorbing, interesting, enchanting, beguiling, bewitching, enthralling, enrapturing, entrancing, spellbinding, transfixing, riveting, mesmerizing, hypnotizing, engaging, compelling, compulsive, gripping, thrilling
Definition of unputdownable in US English: unputdownableadjectiveˌənˌpʊtˈdaʊnəbəlˌənˌpo͝otˈdounəbəl informal (of a book) so engrossing that one cannot stop reading it. 〈非正式〉（书）令人爱不释手的 “this book is unputdownable!” screech the publicists Example sentencesExamples - I first read this in the mid-1980s and found it unputdownable, it is laugh-out-loud in parts, as well as tragic and horrible, all in one glorious mix.
- Perhaps Grist's greatest success with this book is in creating a genuinely unputdownable comic.
- Soft-spoken Italians, as Frances Stonor Saunders explains in this superb and quite unputdownable book, found Hawkwood's name impossible to pronounce.
- Those who have read Karin Slaughter's previous novels and were looking forward to another unputdownable book will not be disappointed.
- The Unfortunates by Laurie Graham was my unputdownable book of the year.
- The pace and driving momentum of the narrative, meanwhile, regularly render the book unputdownable.
- It is a literary fable, populated with characters who are half escapees from Edward Lear's nonsense verse and half punks, well-crafted and certainly good for anyone wanting an unputdownable read where you might also learn something new.
- The Philip Pullman is, as ever, unputdownable.
- Herein lies the unmistakable whiff of a work in progress - and its corollary - the promise of further unputdownable Jamesian intrigue.
- According to the Guardian's Kathryn Flett, it is ‘a powerful, compulsive, unputdownable television journey’.
- This is a cracker - an unputdownable, rattling good hunting yarn, where the quarry is books, and the author (as self-deprecating and as amusing as Woody Allen) is the great white hunter.
- FX O'Toole's collection of boxing short stories Rope Burns was unique, unexpected and unputdownable.
- Unfairly, it's his shining niceness that makes the book a little less unputdownable than it might have been.
- They were tasked with choosing the most compulsively readable, unputdownable of six shortlisted novels, which had been published in paperback, in English, in the last year.
- This new, suspense-filled thriller from the acclaimed writer of the TV drama Prime Suspect makes unputdownable holiday reading.
- It's the most unputdownable novel since Sarah Waters' beautifully crafted Fingersmith (Virago).
- Dan Brown's unputdownable theological thriller should be read as the grandest kind of entertainment out there: a conspiracy that is part history, part fiction.
- It is a brilliant study in mortality and mid-20 th-century Englishness, comic and tragic by turns, done with an absolutely natural, unpretentious honesty that makes it unputdownable.
- Their objective will be to decide which is the most compulsively readable and unputdownable.
- Lazy Ways to Make a Living is the unputdownable story of Rose, an academic, who resigned from her university post because the Dean would not forgive her campaign for the use of the imperative in the department's mission statement.
Synonyms engrossing, captivating, absorbing, interesting, enchanting, beguiling, bewitching, enthralling, enrapturing, entrancing, spellbinding, transfixing, riveting, mesmerizing, hypnotizing, engaging, compelling, compulsive, gripping, thrilling
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