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Meanings of more insurmountable in English

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Usage of more insurmountable in English
1
The systems' self-repair and self-maintenance functions have encountered more insurmountable obstacles.
Taking care of gods
2
But every hour they encountered more and more insurmountable obstacles.
From October to Brest-Litovsk
3
At 95, his body had become frail and weary, making the fight against cancer more insurmountable.
The South African
4
My men were in absolute despair, for the farther we went the more insurmountable became the obstacles which confronted us.
Across Unknown South America
5
But still, the difficulties in his path seemed to be rendered more insurmountable than ever by the arrival of James.
Memoirs of the Jacobites of 1715 and 1745. Volume I.
6
The obstacle which he carried in his face was frightful; but the obstacle which he carried in his ideas was still more insurmountable.
The Man Who Laughs: A Romance of English History
7
For he was a man who spared no one; and then a new obstacle would rise between them, more insurmountable still than the others.
Other People's Money
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