uncheckable
adjEtymology From un- + checkable.
1
Not possible to check; unable to be checked.
- But the closed nature of the models used for virtual transactions, where nothing is actually bought or sold, means their accuracy is uncheckable: there is no "real world" aspect to the process.2012 March 22, Michael Brooks, “The men who stare at Jon Ronson”, in New Statesman:
2
Not possible to verify (confirm).
3
Not possible to mark with a check mark (a tick mark).
4
Not possible to restrain and control.
- Derived terms
- uncheckability
- Related terms
- checkability, check valve, probabilistically checkable proof