ungrievable

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ grievable.

Adjective

ungrievable (comparative more ungrievable, superlative most ungrievable)

  1. That cannot be grieved.
  2. Not forming (or not able to form) a basis for a grievance (complaint).
    • 1990, EMT Associates (Sacramento, Calif.), Independent Evaluation of the Ward Grievance Procedure: Final Report:
      […] grievance resolution process […] ungrievable issues.  […]
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