unwalkable
- adjective
- /ʌnˈwɔːkəbl/
- Many rural roads are unwalkable during the rainy season due to deep mud.
Examples
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The construction site was so cluttered that it was unwalkable without special equipment.
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Don't go there; it's unwalkable right now!
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After the heavy snowfall, the sidewalks became completely unwalkable for several days.
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This path is unwalkable!
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After the heavy rain, the flooded street became completely unwalkable due to deep water and debris.
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The hiking trail was marked as unwalkable because of fallen trees blocking the path.
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During the storm, many roads were declared unwalkable for safety reasons, making it difficult for pedestrians to travel.
Synonyms
Too difficult to get to because of where or how it is
A road, path, or area you cannot travel through
A road or path that people cannot cross
Not possible to cross by people or vehicles
Impossible to travel through because obstacles block the way
Antonyms
How Walkable
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word unwalkable is made from un- ('not'), walk, and -able ('can be done'). So it means 'not possible to walk through', which is why we use it for paths or places blocked by snow, mud, or danger.