unfeasible

/ ʌnˈfiːzəbəl /

adjective

1. not able to be done or put into effect; impossible

Example Sentences

The first is unfeasible — there isn’t that much land — and the other, a new high-rise canyon, would be unpalatable.

From Los Angeles Times

A transition to automation would require an expensive and unfeasible overhaul of the way strawberries are grown, Bolda said.

From Los Angeles Times

If Ukraine and Russia reach a peace deal this year, which is not unfeasible, it would relieve some of the pressure on Moscow.

From BBC

Meta described the NDPC's demands as unfeasible, saying that the agency has failed to "properly interpret the laws guiding data privacy".

From BBC

While some student organisations welcomed Nandi-Ndaitwah's announcement, others have criticised it as unfeasible and vague.

From BBC