remain insoluble

Frequency: 6.57.8 per million words

Indicates that a problem continues to be unsolvable over time.

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Examples (10)

  • Despite years of research, the core problem continued to remain insoluble.
  • For a long time, the mystery surrounding the ancient artifact had to remain insoluble.
  • The complex ethical dilemma will likely remain insoluble for generations.
  • Even after intense negotiations, the political dispute threatened to remain insoluble.
  • She feared that her personal issues would always remain insoluble.
  • Without new evidence, the crime could remain insoluble indefinitely.
  • The philosophical question of consciousness might remain insoluble forever.
  • His financial troubles appeared to remain insoluble, despite his best efforts.
  • The technological challenge continues to remain insoluble with current methods.
  • Many societal inequalities seem to remain insoluble in modern times.