unfeasibility
- noun
- /ʌnˈfiːzəˌbɪlɪti/
:
inviabilidad
- The unfeasibility of achieving the target within the given timeframe led to the team re-evaluating their goals.
Examples
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Many experts agree that the unfeasibility of the proposed plan makes it unlikely to succeed.
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The so-called construction "risk" -- which basically means high cost and some financial uncertainty, rather than engineering unfeasibility -- existed.
Blog text (12) -
Regardless of the difficulties facing Cuba's leaders, the decisive factor has been the unfeasibility of the current model.
Blog text (8) -
The financial meltdown and the global recession exposed, in addition to other things, the unfeasibility of the modern European entitlement state.
Academic text (2011) -
Hirose tried to explain the unfeasibility of producing that kind of movie in five days for under $50,000, but she'd made up her very limited mind.
Fiction book (2001) -
I make no effort to survey all of the types of shows of the early Third Republic or even to treat a representative sample, a project beyond the scope of a single article and one whose unfeasibility as a research endeavor points up the pressing need for a synthetic study of dealers and art institutions of this period.
Academic text (1991) -
"I think they did an admirable job, though they bungled in a few areas," he says, noting the unfeasibility of the original one-stop shopping approach in which the board attempted to also cover air and water issues in the regulations.
Academic text (1995) -
The project was abandoned due to the unfeasibility of completing it within the budget constraints.
Synonyms
37
5.3
A situation in which something cannot happen
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6.8
A situation when something cannot work well in everyday life
1
8.5
A situation where something cannot be done or is not practical
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4.3
Something that cannot be done or achieved
A state when something cannot happen or be done
A situation where something cannot be done or used in real life
A state in which something cannot be done in real life
Impossible or very difficult to make a plan succeed
A situation that is impossible or too difficult to make work
The state of being impossible to reach or get
A state of not being able to reach or get something
Antonyms
How Feasible
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4.5
∞
2.0
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2.4
- Formal
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5.3
Surface Forms
Morphology
unfeasibility = unfeasible (transparent) = un + feasible + ity
Built from the adjective 'unfeasible' with the regular noun-forming suffix '-ity', so the derivation is clear to learners.
Etymology
Unfeasibility starts with un- ('not') and the rest comes from feasible, which means 'able to be done' and comes from an old word for 'to do', like in factory or manufacture. So, unfeasibility is the state of something being 'not possible to do'.