unsoluble
- adjective
- /ˌʌnˈsɒljʊbəl/
- Her frustration grew with each attempt to fix the unsoluble computer error.
Examples
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The mathematics professor assigned an unsoluble equation as a challenge for his students.
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After years of negotiation, the two countries faced an unsoluble border dispute.
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This problem is unsoluble.
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The issue is unsoluble!
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After years of negotiation, the two countries faced an unsoluble border dispute that left them at an impasse.
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She was frustrated by an unsoluble computer error that prevented her from accessing her files.
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The professor explained that the math problem was designed to be unsoluble, challenging his students' critical thinking skills.
Synonyms
Impossible to get past
Hard to manage, change, or control
Not possible to find an answer
Not possible to reply to in a way that convinces people
Not possible to do or make work
Impossible to repair or make work again
Too difficult to solve or deal with, like a problem
Not possible to do or reach
So hard that no one can get past it
Too strong for anyone to beat
Not able to be solved or settled
Not possible to do because of little time or no help
Impossible for people to solve or settle
No one can find an answer to it
Impossible to overcome or get past, like a problem you cannot solve
Not able to be fixed or made better
No one can beat or prove it wrong
Antonyms
How Solvable
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Unsoluble breaks into un- 'not' and soluble, which comes from the same part as solve and solution and means 'able to be solved'. So think of a knot you cannot untie or a problem you cannot fix, because unsoluble means 'not capable of being solved or overcome'.