Usage of "out of the question"

Totally unlikely.

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Uso de out of the question em inglês

Ms Thomson said abandoning the new flavours wasn't out of the question. 
 News.com.au 

MILF leaders have said re-negotiating the deal was out of the question. 
 Reuters 

New clothes or toys for the children were out of the question. 
 97 orchard: an edible history of five immigrant families in one ... 

And heavy petting on a second date isn't out of the question. 
 Don't cry 

New York was out of the question, temporarily, because of the terrorists. 
 Timescape 

They say that absolute certainty is out of the question-especiallywith hurricanes. 
 The Fountains of Paradise 

Not that she thought a job offer was out of the question. 
 Game change: obama and the clintons, mccain and palin, and the r... 

In the current economic climate, the expense is out of the question. 
 A nose for justice 

But sacking a minister on maternity leave is out of the question. 
 The Guardian 

But from a purely political standpoint, it was out of the question. 
 The girl who kicked the hornet's nest 

An unlikely quarter-final spot is not entirely out of the question yet. 
 The Guardian 

I consider breaking it open, but that is out of the question. 
 The kommandant's girl 

Suppose a name change by deed poll is out of the question? 
 The Irish Times 

Labor unions were needless then, and general strikes out of the question. 
 Looking Backward, 2000 to 1887 

It is out of the question; we cannot have people staying here. 
 The Asylum 

Allowing the rogue's speech centers to operate was out of the question. 
 Mech 

Significados de out of the question em inglês