Pronunciation: /ʌnˈriːəˌlaɪzəbl/
noun a person or thing that is unrealizable
A1 The idea of traveling to space seemed unrealizable to the young boy.
A2 She considered her dream of becoming a famous singer to be unrealizable.
B1 The project was deemed unrealizable due to budget constraints.
B2 The scientist's theory was initially dismissed as unrealizable by his peers.
C1 The artist's vision for the exhibition was deemed unrealizable by the critics.
C2 Despite facing numerous obstacles, the entrepreneur refused to give up on his seemingly unrealizable dream.
adjective unable to be achieved or realized
A1 For some people, their dreams may seem unrealizable.
A2 The task was considered unrealizable due to the lack of resources.
B1 The project seemed unrealizable at first, but with hard work, it was completed successfully.
B2 The goal of achieving world peace may seem unrealizable, but it is worth striving for.
C1 Despite the challenges, the team was determined to prove that the seemingly unrealizable task could be accomplished.
C2 The scientist's theory was initially dismissed as unrealizable, but after years of research, it was proven to be true.
formal The project was deemed unrealizable due to budget constraints.
informal It's just unrealizable to finish all this work by tomorrow.
slang Trying to run a marathon with no training is totally unrealizable.
figurative Her dreams of becoming a famous actress seemed unrealizable until she landed a role in a big movie.
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