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Meanings of unnavigable in English
Usage of unnavigable in English
1
This creek was deep and clear, but it was absolutely unnavigable.
2
By the time a canoe could be built the river would be wholly unnavigable.
3
It appears down an otherwise unremarkable Gloucestershire lane, near where the Thames becomes unnavigable.
4
At the same time there are numerous, but unnavigable rivers.
5
Nobody can see me crossing the garden to the little stream, which is considered unnavigable.
6
Over that very spot, now unnavigable, Raleigh and his men sailed in to conquer Trinidad.
7
As neither slaves nor canoe ever appeared again, his Excellency concluded that Kebrabasa was unnavigable.
8
From within the monsoonal system, the way in and out of it did seem effectively unnavigable.
9
The frozen regions near the poles were considered uninhabitable and unnavigable on account of the extreme cold.
10
The cliffs are unscalable, the river unnavigable.
11
The latter is an unnavigable torrent.
12
The engineer had observed that it was increased by numerous affluents, but they were unnavigable, being simply little streams.
13
The torrent looked unnavigable anyway.
14
I thanked goodness for CNN aiding their English as the Eritrean language, Tigrinya, is unnavigable and I don't speak Arabic.
15
It forms at the present time a torrent, fed by the melting snows of Mount Sannin, and is entirely unnavigable.
16
On either hand they confront the naked poles, and they recoil from unnavigable space to an intenser struggle among themselves.
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