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insurmountably

American  
[in-ser-maunt-uh-blee] / ˌɪn sərˈmaʊnt ə bli /

adverb

  1. in a way that is insurmountable.


Example Sentences

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Though the two sides stood just yards apart, the ideological distance between them seemed insurmountably wide, and only grew more pronounced as the evening progressed.

From BBC

“But for a neurodivergent employee, it can be insurmountably triggering and overwhelming.”

From Washington Post

That is no slight; what even the club has come to call “93:20” set the bar insurmountably high.

From New York Times

Scholz said he’s still confident of keeping to the timetable and doesn’t see any “insurmountably big problem.”

From Seattle Times

It’s so significant, and I really do believe that ‘Space Jam: A New Legacy’ lives up insurmountably to its name with that.”

From Los Angeles Times