unmanageableness

Examples

• All

• The unmanageableness of the project caused many delays.

• They were concerned about the unmanageableness of the rapidly expanding project.

• Her anger contributed to the unmanageableness of the group situation.

• Her unmanageableness made it hard for the team to proceed.

• The unmanageableness of the new software frustrated even the most experienced users.

• Her anger contributed to the unmanageableness of the group situation.

• They were concerned about the unmanageableness of the rapidly expanding project.

Synonyms

I

intractability

vsunmanageableness

1 9.6

A situation in which something is hard to change or control

focuses specifically on problems of managing or controlling rather than influencing

U

uncontrollability

vsunmanageableness

1 8.6

A situation when something cannot be stopped or managed

is the broader quality that can include being hard rather than totally impossible

U

ungovernability

vsunmanageableness

• Formal

1 8.9

A situation where people are very hard to control, like a crowd or class

applies to general difficulty managing or controlling without political focus

I

intractableness

vsunmanageableness

9.9

The quality of being very difficult to manage or control

refers to difficulty of management or control without stressing persistence

R

refractoriness

vsunmanageableness

• Formal

9.9

Refusal to follow rules or orders

is the broader state of difficulty not necessarily caused by resistance

U

unwieldiness

vsunmanageableness

8.2

Difficulty controlling something because it is complicated or awkward

covers difficulty controlling or managing for any reason, not only awkwardness

Antonyms

M

manageability

1 5.1

How easy something is to control or look after

How Manageable

ease

304 1.0

manageability

1 5.1

unmanageableness

9.6

difficulty

651 2.4

chaos

438 3.1

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology