unbridgeable

[uhn-brij-uh-buhl]

adjective

1. not able to be crossed, joined, or closed by a bridge; extremely wide or far apart.

2. irreconcilable.

Example Sentences

Indeed, a key reason Powell pushed back so bluntly against expectations of such a cut at the press conference that day was to manage a committee riven by seemingly unbridgeable differences.

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Yet the short distance between those two points is unbridgeable.

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Two years on, that gap remains frustratingly unbridgeable.

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We’ve grown accustomed to our divides, which many of us see as unbridgeable.

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He’s coarsened our culture, trampled our Constitution and helped widen the country’s partisan divide into a yawning, seemingly unbridgeable chasm.

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