Kasutuskõlbmatu

Kasutuskõlbmatu is an Estonian word that translates to "unusable" or "unserviceable" in English. It describes a state where an item, object, or resource can no longer be used for its intended purpose or is otherwise unfit for use. This unsuitability can stem from various reasons, including damage, wear and tear, obsolescence, or a fundamental flaw in its design or function.

The concept of "kasutuskõlbmatu" applies broadly. For instance, a piece of machinery that has broken down beyond repair is considered kasutuskõlbmatu. Similarly, food that has spoiled and is no longer safe for consumption is also described as kasutuskõlbmatu. In a more abstract sense, information or data that is outdated or inaccurate might be deemed kasutuskõlbmatu for decision-making purposes.

When something is classified as kasutuskõlbmatu, it often signifies the need for disposal, repair, or replacement. The determination of whether something is kasutuskõlbmatu is usually based on practical considerations and established standards relevant to the item's function. It implies a loss of utility and a deviation from its expected operational capacity or quality. The word emphasizes a definitive state of being unfit for its intended application.