How to spell UNAFFABLEE correctly?

If you meant to write "unaffablee" but it doesn't seem to exist in the English language, there are a few possible correct suggestions. "Unaffable" refers to someone who is unfriendly or difficult to approach, while "unfillable" could suggest something that cannot be filled. However, it's advised to double-check the intended word to find the most accurate alternative.

• Affable The affable salesman greeted each customer with a warm smile and friendly conversation.
• Ineffable The beauty of the sunset over the ocean was so ineffable that it left me speechless.
• Unfadable His determination and unwavering spirit were unfadable throughout the entire journey.

Attenttion

• attention
• attentions
• attenuation
• inattention