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Definition of impassable - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
terrainnot able to be travelled through or over
- The mountain pass was impassable due to heavy snow.
2.
obstacleincapable of being overcome or surmounted
- The language barrier was an impassable obstacle for them.
Origin of impassable
Latin, in (not) + passabilis (passable)
Terms with impassable included in their meaning
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blocked path
impassable due to obstacles or conditions
impassable
impossible to travel across or through
Examples of impassable in a sentence
The forest trail was impassable due to fallen trees. The snow made the mountain road impassable. Floodwaters rendered the bridge impassable.
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- French:infranchissable, insurmontable, ...
- German:unpassierbar, ...
- Italian:impraticabile, insormontabile, ...
- Spanish:intransitable, insuperable, ...
- Portuguese:intransitável, intransponível, ...
- Chinese:无法通行的, 无法逾越的, ...
- Japanese:通行不能, 乗り越えられない, ...
- Arabic:غَيْر سالِك, غَيْر قابِل لِلتَّجاوُز, ...
- Hebrew:בִּלְתִּי עָבִיר, בִּלְתִּי נִתָּן לְהִתְגַּבְּרוּת, ...
- Russian:непроходимый, непреодолимый, ...
- Ukrainian:непрохідний, ...
- Hindi:अगम्य, अवरोधक, ...
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