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Meanings of unachievable in English
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Examples for "unattainable"
Examples for "unattainable"
1
Not marrying him, for example, apparently keeping herself unattainable, by his lights.
2
These goals are unattainable with NASA's current budget, the review team concluded.
3
But Basil could not see it-helonged for the unattainable, the ideal.
4
These are the most exclusive and unattainable of all the court entertainments.
5
In Russia there are now two unattainable heights: Mount Elborus and myself.
1
In fact, nearly unthinkable, and wholly unrealizable, when one comes to consider it.
2
In accordance with my ideal desires, she comes very nearly to realize my unrealizable dream.
3
It seemed so real, and yet so unrealizable, that he should be here with her.
4
Under these circumstances it was unrealizable that there should be any incongruity in the whole affair.
5
Her love for Merriam was not lessened; but it now appeared a hopeless and unrealizable thing.
1
The error, this simple, stupid, unconscious, un-undoable error, haunts my building even now.
2
He did the undoable and badmouthed Sam Goldwyn Jr.
3
But part of the job of a leader on the scene is to discern what's doable from undoable.
4
We thought the unthinkable; did the undoable; the conventional became a constraint to be unshackled; what was traditional became old-fashioned.
5
There is no moral obligation to believe what is unbelievable any more than there is a moral obligation to do what is undoable.
Usage of unachievable in English
1
The troika report is certain to state that this goal is unachievable.
2
A Russian official said the 80 percent goal was unachievable for Russia.
3
For some of these structural handicaps, any solution seems unachievable or unacceptable.
4
On the basis of this vote, a breakthrough is unachievable under first-past-the-post.
5
Vic has met the under 5 threshold which some thought was unachievable.
6
Without such unity, rest and comfort, peace and universal reconciliation are unachievable.
7
The referendum became unavoidable, support for major reform in Europe unachievable.
8
Broader expectations of their capacity to reduce health disparities are almost certainly unachievable.
9
The red rating is for projects when successful delivery... appears to be unachievable.
10
While this is an admirable aim, it is unachievable in practice.
11
Too many strive for the unachievable, and this pursuit consumes them.
12
In a statement, DOC said 'fire proofing' of public conservation land was largely unachievable.
13
It embodies a competence long thought unachievable by American automakers.
14
It is the romantics who offered a false and unachievable solution to Britain's real problems.
15
The ceasefires themselves which most people thought unachievable were achieved because trust had been built.
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There are astonishingly few people from minority backgrounds in high positions, and progression seems unachievable.
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