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Meanings of virtually unplayable in English

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Usage of virtually unplayable in English
1
To this day, parts of Paganini's Caprices are considered virtually unplayable - unless that is, you've been to the crossroads yourself.
The Irish Times
2
Ireland's seamers proved virtually unplayable, with Scotland being reduced to 40 for five in the 20th over.
The Irish Times
3
For if Underwood was virtually unplayable on sticky pitches, he was also unrelenting on dry surfaces, probing tirelessly until the batsman wavered.
Reuters
4
Morocco should at least take heart from a blistering first half an hour, during which their zip and zest deemed them virtually unplayable.
The South African
5
Superb strikes against Caen and Nancy gave his team crucial points and a virtually unplayable cameo was nearly enough to see off Paris Saint-Germain.
The Guardian
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