unelectably

adv

unelectably

adv

Etymology From unelectable + -ly.

1

To such an extent that one is unelectable

Thatcher won her three elections […] because she was seen as being closest to the center, in contrast to an unelectably left-wing Labor Party.2009 January 18, Stephen Pollard, “Thatcher’s Legacy”, in New York Times:

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