Not portable; difficult or impossible to carry or move from place to place.
From anti- (against) + portable (able to be carried). Portable comes from Latin portare, meaning 'to carry.' This is a technical term more common in specialized contexts than everyday speech.
Early computers were antiportable—the ENIAC weighed 30 tons and took up an entire room, so calling something antiportable was the reality before laptops!
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