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Meanings of almost impassable in English
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Usage of almost impassable in English
1
The rain came down in torrents, and the roads became almost impassable.
2
They had been detained by the almost impassable condition of the roads.
3
Recent and continuing rains rendered the roads almost impassable for artillery trains.
4
You cannot ascend the road, which is almost impassable even for men.
5
During the rainy season, they are almost impassable, and should be repaired.
6
After that, we entered again a thick forest, and scrub almost impassable.
7
There is a cross-country road thence to Aescendune, almost impassable in the night.
8
By early November, the trenches were quagmires of filth, the roads almost impassable.
9
But between them and the camp was an almost impassable barrier of saw-grass.
10
The Germans checked their horses when they came upon this almost impassable obstacle.
11
Underbrush filled the forests, so thick and dense as to be almost impassable.
12
And all the brush was flat, bending down hill, and absolutely almost impassable.
13
The forests are almost impassable on account of logs, brush, moss and rocks.
14
A week of stormy weather, which made the roads almost impassable, helped Robin.
15
Hardly a village- aclusterof houses along unpaved lanes which were almost impassable.
16
Short supplies and almost impassable roads, however, prevented a further advance.
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Almost impassable through the time
Almost impassable across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common