unfeasibly

/ʌnfˈizᵻbli/ adv

In an unfeasible manner; not feasibly; to a degree that is impossible or impractical.

Word Origin Feasible comes from Latin facere 'to do, make' — something that can be done. Unfeasibly means in a way that can't be done. The same facere root gives us fact, factory, manufacture (made by hand), and perfect (thoroughly made).

adv In an unfeasible manner; not feasibly; to a degree that is impossible or impractical.

The building was unfeasibly tall for such a small plot of land.

(副词) 不可行地;不切实际地

对于这么小的一块地来说,这栋建筑高得不可思议。

(adverbio) De manera inviable; no viablemente; a un grado que resulta imposible o impracticable.

El edificio tenía una altura inviable para un terreno tan pequeño.

(adverbe) de manière irréalisable; de façon impraticable; déraisonnablement; impossibles [D'une manière irréalisable ; à un degré impossible ou impraticable.]

Le bâtiment était **unfeasibly** (de manière irréaliste) haut pour une si petite parcelle de terrain.

(Adverb) unmöglich; undurchführbar; praktisch unmöglich [auf eine Weise, die unmöglich oder praktisch nicht durchführbar ist.]

Das Gebäude war **unfeasibly** hoch für ein so kleines Grundstück.

(副詞) 実現不可能な方法で。不可能または非実用的な程度に。

その建物は、そんな小さな敷地には不釣り合いなほど高かった。

(advérbio) inviávelmente; impraticavelmente; impossivelmente [De maneira inviável; não viável; a um grau que é impossível ou impraticável.]

O prédio era absurdamente alto para um terreno tão pequeno.

Word parts: un + feas + ible + ly

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