Impassable is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for IMPASSABLE in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• that cannot be passed
• impossible to travel along or over
• Incapable of being passed; not admitting a passage; as, an impassable road, mountain, or gulf.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• incapable of being passed, traveled, crossed, or surmounted

Words related to IMPASSABLE

impassably19 unpassable14

Words that contain IMPASSABLE

impassableness20 impassablenesse21 impassablenesses22

How to use IMPASSABLE in a sentence

• The only communication from the camp to Balaklava, from which the stores and ammunition had to be brought, was a hillside track, soon rendered almost impassable by the rains.
• The dark, empty corridors at first were an impassable barrier, but while she put on her slippers and her dressing-gown she strengthened her courage.
• The country is situated in the center of a vast continent, and is surrounded by an impassable Deadly Desert.
• The roads were almost impassable, especially in the northern and eastern portions of the District.
• The mountain passes into Persia were reported impassable, and the line to Baku had for some days been blocked with snow.
• The young Englishman felt that he was defended by impassable walls, and he was so free from apprehension that his nerves became absolutely quiet.
• The snow on the lower mountain slopes had begun to melt, and the water-gate in the valley by which I had entered was now impassable.
• And so, in all directions, the roads were almost impassable for a large part of the year.
• The walls are just about straight up on each side, and of course are absolutely impassable.
• It satisfied him that he was going in the right direction, but at the same time it lay out before him as a well-nigh impassable barrier.
• When we reached the Caledon River we saw that the water was rising rapidly, and began to fear that the Orange River, which was still thirty miles off, would be impassable.
• Had we been one day later, we might have waited a week on the other side of the impassable gulf.
• The rude natural tracks leading over the moor to the farm became almost impassable.
• A secondary object may have been to render the Suez Canal temporarily impassable.
• In Roman days, this may have been an important road, but now it was found to be a mere rocky track, impassable for wheels, or for anything except infantry and pack animals.
• A mile or so from the entrance to the glen the road, always bad and now almost washed away by the recent heavy rains, became impassable.
• It is a trite saying that many a gulf, seemingly impassable, has been safely bridged in sleep.
• Gidley Island is separated from Legendre Island by a very shoal and rocky strait, apparently impassable for anything larger than boats.
• I was on a promontory, the sides of which were indented by long ravines that were impassable except near their heads.
• I came to a deep brush-choked gorge, impassable at that point.
• But an impassable cliff prevented me from working around to that point.
• The separation of the two valleys is accentuated by the fact that save at one point only the Massanuttons are practically impassable.
• In a few minutes, the tide will turn, and the inlet become impassable.
• We were consequently compelled to push on, as we were informed that the next day the defile would be impassable.
• The price that we pay for civilisation is the fine yet impassable differentiation of these.
• During the night there had been a few degrees of frost, and the roads, which had for a long time been nearly impassable, became all at once hard and dry.

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