Definition
Definition of impracticalness - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
inefficiencyRare US the state of not being useful or effectiveRare US
- The impracticalness of the plan was obvious to everyone.
2.
feasibilityRare state of being unworkable or unrealisticRare
- The impracticalness of the plan was evident to everyone.
Origin of impracticalness
English, im (not) + practical (useful) + ness (state)
Examples of impracticalness in a sentence
The impracticalness of the design was frustrating. The impracticalness of his ideas often led to failure. Critics pointed out the impracticalness of the proposed solution.
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- French:manque de praticité, impraticabilité, ...
- German:Unpraktikabilität, Unumsetzbarkeit, ...
- Italian:impraticabilità, irrealizzabilità, ...
- Spanish:impracticabilidad, inviabilidad, ...
- Portuguese:impraticabilidade, ...
- Chinese:不实用性, 不切实际性, ...
- Japanese:非実用性, 非現実性, ...
- Arabic:عَدَم العَمَلِيَّة, عَدَم الوَاقِعِيَّة, ...
- Hebrew:חֹסֶר יְעִילוּת, אִי-מַעֲשִׂיּוּת, ...
- Russian:неосуществимость, нереалистичность, ...
- Ukrainian:непрактичність, нездійсненність, ...
- Hindi:अप्रभाविता, अव्यवहार्यता, ...
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