Pronunciation: /ɪmˈpræktɪkəbəl/
noun a person or thing that is impracticable
A1 The task was impracticable for a beginner like me.
A2 She found the instructions impracticable to follow.
B1 The project was deemed impracticable due to budget constraints.
B2 The plan to hike the mountain in one day was impracticable.
C1 The proposal was rejected as impracticable by the board of directors.
C2 The idea of implementing the new system was deemed impracticable by the IT team.
adjective not capable of being put into practice or carried out
A1 It is impracticable to reach the top of the mountain without proper equipment.
A2 For beginners, learning advanced calculus may seem impracticable.
B1 Without a car, it would be impracticable to travel to remote areas.
B2 The proposed solution was deemed impracticable due to budget constraints.
C1 The CEO found the idea of relocating the entire company impracticable.
C2 After careful consideration, the project was deemed impracticable and was abandoned.
formal The proposed plan was deemed impracticable due to budget constraints.
informal It's impracticable to expect everyone to attend the meeting on such short notice.
slang Trying to finish this project by tomorrow is just plain impracticable.
figurative Her dreams of becoming a famous singer were considered impracticable by her parents.
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