a. Obs. Also 5 Sc. wnwalable, 6 vnuaylable, etc. [UN-1 7 b.] Of no avail; unavailing; useless.
a. 1500. in Ratis Raving, etc., 24. Al that is bot vanite and lycht, transitoure blythnes, wnwalable.
1502. Atkynson, trans. De Imitatione, III. l. (1893), 236. Mannes helpe is but vayne & vnuaylable in such nedis.
1612. T. Taylor, Comm. Titus, iii. 5. Without which … it would be vnuailable to regeneration.
1679. C. Nesse, Antichrist, 228. Julian the 2d. who threw Peters keys into Tyber as unvaileable.
