Uninhabitable (adjective)

Not able to be lived in; not suitable for habitation.

Origin:

From the word "un" meaning "not" and "inhabitable" meaning "able to be lived in".

Examples:

1. The apartment was uninhabitable and the tenants were forced to move out.
2. The house was uninhabitable due to the mold and mildew.
3. The island was uninhabitable due to the lack of fresh water.
4. The building was declared uninhabitable after the earthquake.
5. The area was uninhabitable due to the toxic waste.