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Meanings of unachievable in English

Impossible to achieve.

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Usage of unachievable in English
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The troika report is certain to state that this goal is unachievable.
The Guardian
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A Russian official said the 80 percent goal was unachievable for Russia.
Reuters
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For some of these structural handicaps, any solution seems unachievable or unacceptable.
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On the basis of this vote, a breakthrough is unachievable under first-past-the-post.
The Guardian
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Vic has met the under 5 threshold which some thought was unachievable.
News.com.au
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Without such unity, rest and comfort, peace and universal reconciliation are unachievable.
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The referendum became unavoidable, support for major reform in Europe unachievable.
The Guardian
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Broader expectations of their capacity to reduce health disparities are almost certainly unachievable.
Pubmed
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The red rating is for projects when successful delivery... appears to be unachievable.
BBC
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While this is an admirable aim, it is unachievable in practice.
The Irish Times
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Too many strive for the unachievable, and this pursuit consumes them.
Forge of Darkness
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In a statement, DOC said 'fire proofing' of public conservation land was largely unachievable.
Radio NZ
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It embodies a competence long thought unachievable by American automakers.
BBC
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It is the romantics who offered a false and unachievable solution to Britain's real problems.
The Guardian
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The ceasefires themselves which most people thought unachievable were achieved because trust had been built.
The Irish Times
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There are astonishingly few people from minority backgrounds in high positions, and progression seems unachievable.
The Guardian
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