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untenable

adjective as in indefensible

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With the stakes so incredibly high for democracy this election, though, sitting on the sidelines felt untenable.

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"Life is becoming ever more untenable in northern Gaza, there is no food at all," he said.

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Senior Plaid figures have told BBC Wales that the leader's original comments on Thursday about Foden had made his position untenable.

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"Given this total lack of engagement, we believe the status quo to be an untenable position for Frasers and the other minority holders of Mulberry shares," it said.

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“Budget cuts made supporting the facility and its staff untenable,” according to the history, “and as a result, the nursery fell into great disrepair.”

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

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