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- s not able to perform its normal function
- a not suitable for surgery
metastasis has rendered the tumor inoperable
- That condition, deemed inoperable by doctors consulted in the United States, led King's family to check her into an alternative medicine clinic in Mexico on January 26 under an .
- Doctors speedily found that he had inoperable liver cancer.
- A tumor that is inoperable for the average neurosurgeon is not necessarily inoperable for Black.