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unfeasibility

/ʌnfˌizᵻbˈɪlᵻɾi/ noun

The state of being unfeasible or impractical

Word Origin Feasible comes from Old French faisable, from Latin facere 'to do, make.' So feasible means 'doable,' and unfeasibility is the state of not being doable. The root facere is one of the most productive: it gives us fact, factory, affect, effect, perfect (thoroughly made), and artifact (made by art). The PIE *dhe- 'to set, put' also gives us do and deed.

noun The state of being unfeasible or impractical countable

The unfeasibility of building a bridge across the entire ocean became apparent after the initial study.

(名词) 不可行性；不切实际

初步研究后，横跨整个海洋建造桥梁的不可行性变得显而易见。

(sustantivo) El estado de ser inviable o poco práctico.

La inviabilidad de construir un puente a través de todo el océano se hizo evidente después del estudio inicial.

(nom) Caractère de ce qui est irréalisable, impraticable ou impossible à mettre en œuvre.

L'impossibilité de construire un pont à travers tout l'océan est devenue évidente après l'étude préliminaire.

(Substantiv) Undurchführbarkeit; Unmöglichkeit [**Unfeasibility** *f*: Der Zustand, in dem etwas undurchführbar, unpraktikabel oder nicht realisierbar ist.]

Die **Unfeasibility**, eine Brücke über den gesamten Ozean zu bauen, wurde nach der ersten Studie offensichtlich.

(名詞) 実行不可能な状態、実現不可能であること

大海原全体を横断する橋の建設が実現不可能であることは、予備調査で明らかになった。

(substantivo) inviabilidade; impraticabilidade; inexequibilidade [A qualidade de ser inviável ou impraticável.]

A inviabilidade de construir uma ponte sobre todo o oceano ficou aparente após o estudo inicial.

Synonyms: infeasibility impracticality unworkability impracticability impossibility unrealizability unattainability unviability Antonyms: feasibility practicality workability possibility
Word parts: un + feas + ibility

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