unmanageable

/ ʌnˈmænɪdʒəbəl /

adjective

1. difficult or impossible to control, use, or manipulate

Example Sentences

Mrs Scott initially agreed to a three-week "quick fix" inpatient stay in August 2013 after suffering from "unmanageable anxiety", her children said.

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Mr Moss said the killer's father, Alphonse, asked for support from social workers and mental health services when his behaviour became increasingly unmanageable.

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Nor do they have the incredible movement, anticipation and reflexes that he does that make him such an unmanageable monstrosity for defenders.

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School Leaders Scotland warns that additional support needs in mainstream schools are becoming "unmanageable" and argues that there needs to be a review to ensure consistency of support across the country.

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Amid California’s coastal sage scrub and chaparral ecosystems that are plagued with frequent fast-moving fires, preventing ignitions and stamping out fires before they become unmanageable is the name of the game.

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Related Words

• chaotic 
• hysterical 
• uncontrollable