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unworkable

/ ʌnˈwɜːkəbəl /

adjective

Its most far-reaching elements have proved unconstitutional, unworkable, or politically unsustainable.

Passing this unworkable, ramshackle bill is counterproductive or irrelevant to that task.

But my internal-medicine practice had become totally unworkable as a mother with two young kids with severe learning disabilities.

What exists now is unworkable, untenable, and damn near unendurable.

Significant stakeholders believe that the Gehry design is, regretfully, unworkable.

The starboard boats were unworkable owing to the list to port.

Small quantities of cobalt will count as so much nickel, but larger quantities make the assay unworkable.

In spite of these efforts bagasse still remains an almost useless and unworkable material.

At b and c, we see two heading boards or rooms, which are so full of inflammable air as to be unworkable.

This highly picturesque arrangement proved unworkable and was given up as a failure.

April 19, 2024tortuous

[tawr-choo-uhs ]

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