Definition of impassable in English:

impassable

adjective ɪmˈpɑːsəb(ə)lɪmˈpæsəb(ə)l

Impossible to travel along or over.
the narrow channels are impassable to ocean-going ships
Example sentencesExamples
- The fine weather helped to bring out the crowds and the street was almost impassable to traffic as people flocked the road and footpaths.
- The very roads that permit us to travel may be impassable barriers to other species.
- Escape is almost impossible as the saturated mud sucks at the feet and impassable waterways are formed.
- Some of the roads remain impassable because they are covered with water.
- In many cases that seems to be an impassable barrier.
- It is gated and has a high trellis fence all around with a barrier on top to make it impassable to cats from both inside and out.
- A secondary school in Trowbridge was forced to close on Wednesday when flash floods left corridors impassable.
- Gallipoli resembled a huge sandpit full of precipices, endless ravines and impassable ridges covered in thick scrub.
- The rarity of paragraphs and unbearably long sentences also add to this constraint; the page is an impassable, unending block.
- The meeting heard the stepping stones across the river had become almost impassable in recent years and that a footbridge was the only sensible solution.
- A few lived in adjoining counties and also were unable to travel due to flooded and impassable roads.
- But I bet she doesn't spin her son's decisions as an impassable ideological gulf and an affront to his mother.
- For the secret of all Austrian music is that there is no impassable barrier between the music of the people and ‘culture’.
- The beginning of the rainy season has made some roads impassable and the presence of militias make it dangerous to travel.
- We are not prepared for snow (though we should be) so airports shut down and ungritted roads become lethal or impassable.
- I know my age has thrown up an impassable block in our road together.
- At Kew, there can be as little as three feet of water during low tide, while a high tide results in Hammersmith Bridge becoming almost impassable.
- Unfortunately, he could also see it was blocked off by an impassable steel grate.
- Tree limbs littered flooded roadways, some of which were impassable.
- There it will be crushed to form an aggregate base to repair a 6km section of track that has become deeply rutted and virtually impassable.
Synonyms
blocked, closed, obstructed, impenetrable
pathless, trackless
unnavigable, untraversable, unpassable

Derivatives

impassability

noun ɪmpɑːsəˈbɪlɪtiɪmˌpæsəˈbɪlədi

His eyes were brown and narrowed in a look of impassability, and his mouth was set in a grim line that nearly sent a shudder through the young initiate.
Example sentencesExamples
- Her eyes slowly rose from its foot to its acme, taking in its enormity and impassability.
- While it rejects process theology, the book asserts that such classical doctrines as God's immutability, impassability and foreknowledge demand reconsideration.

impassableness

noun

impassably

adverb

From here, a narrow inlet passage formed along right - angled cross joints finally narrows impassably.
Example sentencesExamples
- Viewers could move in and out among the hanging components in the darkened gallery, except where the roughly V-shaped arrangement clustered impassably into the farthest corner.

Definition of impassable in US English:

impassable

adjectiveimˈpasəb(ə)lɪmˈpæsəb(ə)l

Impossible to travel along or over.
the narrow channels are impassable to oceangoing ships
Example sentencesExamples
- The very roads that permit us to travel may be impassable barriers to other species.
- Unfortunately, he could also see it was blocked off by an impassable steel grate.
- But I bet she doesn't spin her son's decisions as an impassable ideological gulf and an affront to his mother.
- At Kew, there can be as little as three feet of water during low tide, while a high tide results in Hammersmith Bridge becoming almost impassable.
- Tree limbs littered flooded roadways, some of which were impassable.
- Gallipoli resembled a huge sandpit full of precipices, endless ravines and impassable ridges covered in thick scrub.
- The meeting heard the stepping stones across the river had become almost impassable in recent years and that a footbridge was the only sensible solution.
- We are not prepared for snow (though we should be) so airports shut down and ungritted roads become lethal or impassable.
- I know my age has thrown up an impassable block in our road together.
- There it will be crushed to form an aggregate base to repair a 6km section of track that has become deeply rutted and virtually impassable.
- The beginning of the rainy season has made some roads impassable and the presence of militias make it dangerous to travel.
- For the secret of all Austrian music is that there is no impassable barrier between the music of the people and ‘culture’.
- It is gated and has a high trellis fence all around with a barrier on top to make it impassable to cats from both inside and out.
- A few lived in adjoining counties and also were unable to travel due to flooded and impassable roads.
- The fine weather helped to bring out the crowds and the street was almost impassable to traffic as people flocked the road and footpaths.
- The rarity of paragraphs and unbearably long sentences also add to this constraint; the page is an impassable, unending block.
- Some of the roads remain impassable because they are covered with water.
- A secondary school in Trowbridge was forced to close on Wednesday when flash floods left corridors impassable.
- Escape is almost impossible as the saturated mud sucks at the feet and impassable waterways are formed.
- In many cases that seems to be an impassable barrier.
Synonyms
blocked, closed, obstructed, impenetrable

单词	impassable
释义	Definition of impassable in English: impassable adjective ɪmˈpɑːsəb(ə)lɪmˈpæsəb(ə)l Impossible to travel along or over. the narrow channels are impassable to ocean-going ships Example sentencesExamples The fine weather helped to bring out the crowds and the street was almost impassable to traffic as people flocked the road and footpaths. The very roads that permit us to travel may be impassable barriers to other species. Escape is almost impossible as the saturated mud sucks at the feet and impassable waterways are formed. Some of the roads remain impassable because they are covered with water. In many cases that seems to be an impassable barrier. It is gated and has a high trellis fence all around with a barrier on top to make it impassable to cats from both inside and out. A secondary school in Trowbridge was forced to close on Wednesday when flash floods left corridors impassable. Gallipoli resembled a huge sandpit full of precipices, endless ravines and impassable ridges covered in thick scrub. The rarity of paragraphs and unbearably long sentences also add to this constraint; the page is an impassable, unending block. The meeting heard the stepping stones across the river had become almost impassable in recent years and that a footbridge was the only sensible solution. A few lived in adjoining counties and also were unable to travel due to flooded and impassable roads. But I bet she doesn't spin her son's decisions as an impassable ideological gulf and an affront to his mother. For the secret of all Austrian music is that there is no impassable barrier between the music of the people and ‘culture’. The beginning of the rainy season has made some roads impassable and the presence of militias make it dangerous to travel. We are not prepared for snow (though we should be) so airports shut down and ungritted roads become lethal or impassable. I know my age has thrown up an impassable block in our road together. At Kew, there can be as little as three feet of water during low tide, while a high tide results in Hammersmith Bridge becoming almost impassable. Unfortunately, he could also see it was blocked off by an impassable steel grate. Tree limbs littered flooded roadways, some of which were impassable. There it will be crushed to form an aggregate base to repair a 6km section of track that has become deeply rutted and virtually impassable. Synonyms blocked, closed, obstructed, impenetrable pathless, trackless unnavigable, untraversable, unpassable Derivatives impassability noun ɪmpɑːsəˈbɪlɪtiɪmˌpæsəˈbɪlədi His eyes were brown and narrowed in a look of impassability, and his mouth was set in a grim line that nearly sent a shudder through the young initiate. Example sentencesExamples Her eyes slowly rose from its foot to its acme, taking in its enormity and impassability. While it rejects process theology, the book asserts that such classical doctrines as God's immutability, impassability and foreknowledge demand reconsideration. impassableness noun impassably adverb From here, a narrow inlet passage formed along right - angled cross joints finally narrows impassably. Example sentencesExamples Viewers could move in and out among the hanging components in the darkened gallery, except where the roughly V-shaped arrangement clustered impassably into the farthest corner. Definition of impassable in US English: impassable adjectiveimˈpasəb(ə)lɪmˈpæsəb(ə)l Impossible to travel along or over. the narrow channels are impassable to oceangoing ships Example sentencesExamples The very roads that permit us to travel may be impassable barriers to other species. Unfortunately, he could also see it was blocked off by an impassable steel grate. But I bet she doesn't spin her son's decisions as an impassable ideological gulf and an affront to his mother. At Kew, there can be as little as three feet of water during low tide, while a high tide results in Hammersmith Bridge becoming almost impassable. Tree limbs littered flooded roadways, some of which were impassable. Gallipoli resembled a huge sandpit full of precipices, endless ravines and impassable ridges covered in thick scrub. The meeting heard the stepping stones across the river had become almost impassable in recent years and that a footbridge was the only sensible solution. We are not prepared for snow (though we should be) so airports shut down and ungritted roads become lethal or impassable. I know my age has thrown up an impassable block in our road together. There it will be crushed to form an aggregate base to repair a 6km section of track that has become deeply rutted and virtually impassable. The beginning of the rainy season has made some roads impassable and the presence of militias make it dangerous to travel. For the secret of all Austrian music is that there is no impassable barrier between the music of the people and ‘culture’. It is gated and has a high trellis fence all around with a barrier on top to make it impassable to cats from both inside and out. A few lived in adjoining counties and also were unable to travel due to flooded and impassable roads. The fine weather helped to bring out the crowds and the street was almost impassable to traffic as people flocked the road and footpaths. The rarity of paragraphs and unbearably long sentences also add to this constraint; the page is an impassable, unending block. Some of the roads remain impassable because they are covered with water. A secondary school in Trowbridge was forced to close on Wednesday when flash floods left corridors impassable. Escape is almost impossible as the saturated mud sucks at the feet and impassable waterways are formed. In many cases that seems to be an impassable barrier. Synonyms blocked, closed, obstructed, impenetrable
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