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impossible
adjective as in beyond the bounds of possibility
Strongest matches
absurd, futile, hopeless, impassable, impractical, inaccessible, inconceivable, insurmountable, preposterous, unattainable, unimaginable, unreasonable, unthinkable, unworkable, useless
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Weak matches
beyond, contrary to reason, cureless, hardly possible, hundred-to-one, impervious, impracticable, inexecutable, infeasible, irrealizable, irreparable, no-go, no-win, not a prayer, out of the question, too much, unachievable, uncorrectable, unfeasible, unobtainable, unrecoverable, way-out
adjective as in intolerable, ungovernable
Strongest matches
absurd, hopeless, ludicrous, outrageous, preposterous, unacceptable, unreasonable
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egregious, improper, incongruous, objectionable, unanswerable, unsuitable
Example Sentences
The vast differences in equipment, training, technology, philosophy, and yes, money, make it virtually impossible to render an accurate comparison.
"But once it's moving, it's like the train is racing downhill, impossible to stop. Ending it requires something dramatic -- basically, a train wreck."
Dr Ross said AI could open up new opportunities for designers, but it was "impossible" to fully predict how it would change the industry.
When questioned about what went wrong, rather than plunge into deep analysis, her contention is because she started so late, it was almost impossible to win.
While it’s relatively easy to monitor quantum progress made by U.S. companies such as IBM and Google, it’s “near impossible to monitor where the Chinese government is in quantum computing right now,” Kulkarni said.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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