Unfeasible: meaning, definitions and examples

Similar to 'unfeasible', used when emphasizing how a certain plan or idea cannot be achieved due to practical limitations.

• Setting up a satellite station in such a short time is unfeasible.
• Due to the terrain, constructing a railway here is unfeasible.

Describes something that is possible in theory but not workable or practical in reality.

• Implementing the policy is impracticable due to the current political climate.
• Moving the entire factory to a new location within a week is impracticable.

Refers to something that cannot happen or be done under any circumstances.

• It's impossible to travel back in time.
• Completing the task in one hour is impossible given its complexity.

Used for goals or aspirations that are out of reach or not achievable.

• For many people, owning a luxury yacht is unattainable.
• Achieving perfection is an unattainable ideal.