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unrealizable

adjective
un·​re·​al·​iz·​able | \ ˌən-ËŒrÄ“-É™-ˈlÄ«-zÉ™-bÉ™l How to pronounce unrealizable (audio) \

Definition of unrealizable

: incapable of being effected or accomplished : not realizable an unrealizable goal/plan

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The fact that Kingelez’s projects are unrealizable shields them from any nattering rationality. Peter Schjeldahl, The New Yorker, "The Utopian Vision of Bodys Isek Kingelez," 4 June 2017 That was a signature promise and was probably the most flagrantly unrealizable promise in all of American presidential politics, the idea that Mexico would pay for this wall. NBC News, "Meet the Press - December 31, 2017," 31 Dec. 2017 The actual proposals in King’s article are a convenient mix of the inoffensive and the unrealizable, and therefore are not particularly concerning. Max Bloom, National Review, "Democracy Is Not a Poll," 20 July 2017

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First Known Use of unrealizable

1832, in the meaning defined above

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