unfeasibly
- adverb
- /ʌnˈfiːzəblɪ/
:
inviablemente
- Building a bridge across the canyon seemed unfeasibly expensive for the small town.
You look unfeasibly and unhealthily fit compared to me.
- You look unfeasibly and unhealthily fit compared to me.
Examples
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The project deadline was unfeasibly short, making it hard for the team to finish on time.
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She found that completing the project within a month was unfeasibly difficult due to the unexpected challenges.
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The mountain was unfeasibly steep for most climbers to attempt the ascent.
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The project was unfeasibly large for our budget.
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It seems unfeasibly difficult to complete this task on time.
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The plan to build a bridge across the ocean was unfeasibly ambitious given the limited budget.
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His expectations for the event were unfeasibly high, making it almost impossible for reality to meet them.
Synonyms
31
5.7
To a very great degree that seems like it cannot be true
7
7.1
So expensive or difficult that most people cannot do it
4
4.7
In a way that is not likely to happen or work
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7.5
In a way that is impossible to reach or achieve
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8.8
In a way that cannot be overcome
In a way that cannot be reached
So far away that you cannot reach it
So hard to reach that few people can get to it
In a way that is too difficult or impossible to do
In a way that does not work well or is too difficult to use
Antonyms
How Feasible
Surface Forms
Morphology
unfeasibly = unfeasible (transparent) = un + feasible + ly
Standard adverb formation from the adjective 'unfeasible' using '-ly'; the negative prefix 'un-' plus 'feasible' yields a straightforward negative meaning.
Etymology
Unfeasibly begins with un- meaning 'not' and comes from feasible, which comes from an old root meaning 'to make or do', the same root you can see in factory. So unfeasibly describes doing something 'not doable' or so difficult that it is almost impossible.