unprogrammable

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ programmable.

Adjective

unprogrammable (comparative more unprogrammable, superlative most unprogrammable)

1. That cannot be programmed.
   • 1959, American College of Hospital Administrators, Hospital Administration:

     What the egghead offers is a set of techniques for programming certain kinds of previously unprogrammable jobs...

   • 2006, André Kukla, Joel Walmsley, Mind: A Historical and Philosophical Introduction to the Major Theories:

     Moreover, even if we admit that human thought is unprogrammable, Freud and James would still owe us an explanation...