imperfectability

Examples

• All

• And when reading their works, I would more strongly expect to see themes of the imperfectability of the world and weltschmerz.

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• The imperfectability of technological advancements means that there will always be flaws to address.

• Philosophers often discuss the imperfectability of humanity when considering the limitations of moral progress.

• His beliefs about the imperfectability of society led him to advocate for continuous improvement rather than idealism.

Synonyms

I

incorrigibility

vsimperfectability

1 9.8

Being impossible to change or make better

is about not being able to become perfect rather than being impossible to correct

I

infeasibility

vsimperfectability

1 8.5

A situation where something cannot be done or is not practical

is about not being able to become perfect rather than impracticality of doing it

I

imperfectibility

vsimperfectability

• Formal

1 9.9

A state of always having mistakes or faults in people and things

is about not being able to become perfect rather than a mere tendency

U

unfeasibility

vsimperfectability

1 9.3

The fact that something cannot be done

is about not being able to become perfect rather than inability to perform actions

U

unattainability

vsimperfectability

1 9.0

A state of not being able to reach or get something

is about not being able to become perfect rather than simply not obtainable

U

unattainableness

vsimperfectability

9.2

The state of being impossible to reach or get

is about not being able to become perfect rather than being simply not reachable

I

inviability

vsimperfectability

8.5

A situation that is impossible or too difficult to make work

is about not being able to become perfect rather than impracticality of succeeding

Antonyms

P

perfectibility

1 9.3

Ability of a person or thing to become free of faults

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology