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out of reach

phrase as in unapproachable

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Most of their goals have fallen well out of reach, lost amid the Trojans’ nightmarish October.

“The cost of this treatment is out of reach for many poor women in India,” Ms Sharma says.

From BBC

The play-offs appear well out of reach for the 3-7 Jets, who fancied a Super Bowl run with Rodgers but have now lost six of seven and looked totally lost in Arizona.

From BBC

The passage of time, grief for those we have lost, longing for a better world that seems perpetually out of reach — all of these things can be frightening.

The Lone Star State seems perennially just out of reach for Democrats, raising their hopes only to resoundingly dash them on election day.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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