be impracticable

Frequency: 6.52.1 per million words

Used to state that a plan or course of action is impossible to carry out in practice.

impracticableVERB + impracticable

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Examples (10)

  • Due to the severe weather, the rescue mission was impracticable.
  • Their ambitious proposal proved to be entirely impracticable.
  • Without sufficient funding, the project will be impracticable.
  • The original plan is impracticable given the current circumstances.
  • A full evacuation would be impracticable.
  • Such a large-scale operation would be impracticable to implement.
  • His suggestion was ultimately impracticable to put into practice.
  • They realized that their initial approach had been impracticable.
  • Given the tight deadline, a complete redesign is impracticable.
  • The idea of building a bridge there might be impracticable.