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View usage for: (ʌnwɜːʳkəbəl) adjective [usually verb-link ADJECTIVE]If you describe something such as a plan, law, or system as unworkable, you believe that it cannot be successful. There is the strong possibility that such cooperation will prove unworkable. Washington is unhappy with the peace plan which it views as unworkable. Synonyms: impracticable, unfeasible, unachievable, impossible More Synonyms of unworkable unworkable in British English (ʌnˈwɜːkəbəl) adjectivenot practicable or feasible Examples of 'unworkable' in a sentenceunworkable An idea that may also prove unworkable.Investigations at the site found that key elements of the automatic hose system had been unworkable.In the next decade this distinction proved unworkable.In the long run this discrimination proved unworkable.Economists and tax experts have said that the plan is unworkable.But some officials say that introducing a system allowing discounts for some offences and not others will quickly become unworkable.She said that she had worn the dress after the outfit she first chose proved unworkable with the weather screen.It becomes unworkable unless you bring up the standards... politically there is ahuge problem.It is a great idea in theory, but it is unworkable in practice.In short, this proposal is unworkable in the real world.But negotiations with the ISPs became gridlocked when the providers called the proposals unworkable.That could prove unworkable should Labour oppose the line.But the logistics of carrying bees inside army vehicles moving around Afghanistan have proved unworkable.The Tasmanian small business council said the plan was unworkable.Government priority became a foolhardy, unworkable plan for identity cards rather than ground rebuilding.The energy giants have played hardball - and a scheme to make them fund the handouts has proved unworkable.By the 1920s, this system had become unworkable.This proposal is unfair, unworkable, highly illiberal and probably open to legal challenge.Mind planet Mercury helps you work out all the details in a plan that seemed unworkable - and now it could really take off. In other languagesunworkable British English: unworkable ADJECTIVE If a plan, law, or system is unworkable, it cannot be successful. There is the strong possibility that such cooperation will prove unworkable. - American English: unworkable
- Brazilian Portuguese: inviável
- Chinese: 不可行的
- European Spanish: impracticable
- French: irréalisable
- German: undurchführbar
- Italian: inattuabile
- Japanese: 実行不可能な
- Korean: 실행 불가능한
- European Portuguese: inviável
- Latin American Spanish: impracticable
Definition impractical and certain to fail Washington is unhappy with the peace plan, which it views as unworkable. Synonyms unfeasible unachievable unattainable Additional synonymsDefinition not able to be done or to happen You shouldn't promise what's impossible. Synonyms unachievable, hopeless, out of the question, vain, unthinkable, inconceivable, far-fetched, unworkable, implausible, unattainable, unobtainable, beyond you, not to be thought of Definition beyond consideration Is a tax increase still out of the question? Synonyms impossible, unthinkable, inconceivable, not on (informal), hopeless, unimaginable, unworkable, unattainable, unobtainable, not feasible, impracticable, unachievable, unrealizable, not worth considering, not to be thought of Nearby words ofunworkable - unwise
- unwitting
- unwonted
- unworkable
- unworldly
- unworthy
- unwritten
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