untransferable

The irony of Mr. Harrison's tone is quite untransferable to paper.

Nay, the mere word “public,” spoken with this peculiar French good faith, has for us I know not what untransferable gravity.

He read that ‘because this Man continueth to eternity, untransferable hath He the priesthood.’

Self-existence is an essential, inherent, untransferable attribute of Deity; and so is not a possible attainment for any creature.

The actual result is that, in the long run, the Hare system is practically the same as the single untransferable vote.