Inoperable (adjective)

Not able to be operated on or treated surgically; incurable.

Origin:

Inoperable is derived from the latin word "inoperabilis" meaning not capable of being worked.

Examples:

1. The tumor was found to be inoperable, and the doctors could do nothing to save the patient's life.
2. Due to the patient's poor health, the doctor determined that the cancer was inoperable.
3. The machine had become inoperable due to lack of maintenance.
4. Unfortunately, the patient's condition was deemed inoperable, leaving them with only palliative care options.
5. The doctor advised that the patient's condition is inoperable and that they should focus on their comfort.