Definition of infeasible
:not feasible :impracticable
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Louisville officials, however, quickly concluded that the project would be infeasible on River Road, mainly because the area is located in the Ohio River flood plain.
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Until recently, human germline gene editing was considered infeasible.
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Thune is probably right that passing any health-care-reform bill at this point is politically infeasible, but Obamacare repeal in the future will not take acts of God or even sheer luck.
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Trump has repeatedly set up the speaker to be the fall guy by making unrealistic demands and sticking with infeasible promises.
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Engineering reports in 2008 deemed restoring the building infeasible and recommended demolition.
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Excessive faith in the power of free markets can lead to infeasible policy proposals.
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In increasingly testy meetings and emails over succeeding months, Mr. Wingo told his supervisors that other scheduling information that Mississippi Power and Southern Company were providing to the public was infeasible and misleading.
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The technology could be used to scour oral histories for projects that might otherwise be financially infeasible, from civil rights to the space program.
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