impracticable
/ɪmˈpræktɪkəbəl/
adjective
- Not able to be done or used in practice; not feasible.
- Building a bridge across the canyon was deemed impracticable due to the extreme winds.
- The plan to hike twenty miles in one day proved impracticable for the group of beginners.
- It is impracticable to expect everyone to agree on every detail of the project.
- Difficult or impossible to manage or deal with, especially because of stubbornness or awkwardness.
- The narrow, winding roads were impracticable for large delivery trucks.
- His impracticable attitude made it hard for the team to reach a compromise.
- The old tractor was impracticable and kept breaking down in the middle of the field.
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