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Meanings of unreachable in English

Inaccessibly located or situated.

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Usage of unreachable in English
1
Large parts of the island have been unreachable, leaving survivors without food.
BBC
2
In his greatest hour of need, his father's spirit remained mute, unreachable.
Bundori
3
She said Chen was unreachable and appealed for help in finding him.
News.com.au
4
Exactly as he always saw her in his thoughts, composed, beautiful, unreachable.
Man of War
5
Dr Williams said due to the winter season, the equipment was unreachable.
Radio NZ
6
They'd become independent entities, and one way or another they were unreachable.
Edge of Infinity
7
The goal can never be reached, because it is, by definition, unreachable.
Wired
8
For all of history, humans have thought the stars were utterly unreachable.
Futures 1
9
For all Craig knew, Bicknell had passed away and was permanently unreachable.
The frailty of flesh
10
He yearned to drive her endlessly toward that unreachable perimeter of sky.
Where the Blue Begins
11
But Colin was as unreachable as the zombies swarming into the pavilion.
Apocalypse of the Dead
12
It puts the elevators out of commission and that makes him unreachable.'
Skypoint
13
Thus the future world that had sent Gordon the messages was gone, unreachable.
Timescape
14
It was clearly unreachable by conventional means but it was nonetheless Kali's destination.
The call of kerberos: twilight of kerberos
15
It's a point of no return, beyond which atonement becomes unreachable.
Stars rain down
16
I ached to hold them both, and they were so far away, unreachable.
Helen of troy
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common